Information is power: how Govia Thameslink is using tech to protect commuters
Before the UK went into its first lockdown in March last year, the largest rail franchise in the country, Govia…
Before the UK went into its first lockdown in March last year, the largest rail franchise in the country, Govia…
After 82 years of service, the Isle of Wight’s Island Line trains have retired, with the Final Class 483 leaving Ryde Pier Head station – one of the three railway…
Network Rail’s (NR) latest five-year control period (CP6) concludes in 2024 and represents a distinct shift in focus and tone from its predecessor, which ran from April 2014 through to…
Australia boasts some of the most cutting-edge and technologically advanced rail networks in the world. Since its development in the 19th century, the network has been a crucial driver of…
In this special Yearbook edition of Future Rail, we take a look back at some of the highlights from another year of industry news and expert analysis, including an in-depth…
On a crisp September morning, Berlin woke up to the sound of a train’s horns blasting as it passed through its main stations and the government quarter in the early…
Eight months after the European Commission first proposed it, the European Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement to declare 2021 the European Year of Rail on 12 November. The…