January’s top news stories
GE Transportation signs two contracts valuing $900m with Kazakhstan's state-run railroad KTZ, HS2 launches tenders seeking contractors for the £1.55bn track and OCS package, and BLS purchase 52 latest-generation Flirt...
GE Transportation signs two contracts valuing $900m with Kazakhstan's state-run railroad KTZ, HS2 launches tenders seeking contractors for the £1.55bn track and OCS package, and BLS purchase 52 latest-generation Flirt...
All around the world, themed trains are a simple and interactive way to celebrate a cause, an event or a piece of history, while livening up the commute for thousands...
Bogotá City Council has approved a proposed agreement to fund the construction of the Colombian capital's first metro line, more than 70 years after plans were first put forward. After...
In this issue: Breaking barriers for wheelchair users, Beijing’s maglev, smart rail, Brenner Base Tunnel, hydrogen-powered trains, solar sleepers, and more
Online customer service and ticket-buying can be very limited and outdated in the rail industry. So what’s the key to promoting the industry and making it easier for travellers to...
Alstom is making progress on its Coradia iLint train, the world’s first hydrogen-powered passenger train, expected to launch in Germany this year. The train, which emits no carbon and is...
Sleepers made from secondary waste materials, which can integrate sustainable power systems, have the potential to turn railways all over the world into producers of clean energy. Greenrail's sustainable development...
First developed in the 1940s by British engineer Eric Laithwaite, magnetic levitation technology has so far failed to reach the transportation mainstream. Can new projects in Japan and China help...
Access for wheelchair users and mobility scooter users on Britain’s stations and trains might have improved in recent years, but rail companies need to keep listening to the voices of...
As the most ambitious and expensive undertaking of its kind, the Brenner Base Tunnel between Austria and Italy will shift the European freight sector from road to rail. The project...
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