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California High-Speed Rail Provides 2025 Project Update
At the start of this month, the California High-Speed Rail Authority’s 2025 Project Update Report was submitted to the state legislature.
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France: CAF to Supply 19 Urbos Trams for Tours' New Tram Line
CAF has secured a contract with the Syndicat des Mobilités de Touraine to provide 19 Urbos trams for the upcoming Line 2 in Tours, France.
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Consortia Selected for Rail Baltica Mainline Construction in Estonia
Two international consortia have been selected for the construction of Rail Baltica’s mainline in Estonia.
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VIA Rail Canada Launches New Apprenticeship Programme
VIA Rail has launched its new Locomotive Engineer Apprenticeship Program, a scheme aiming to support individuals starting a career in rail.
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Sweden: Alstom to Provide Maintenance for SJ Night Trains
Alstom has signed a new contract with SJ for the maintenance of a number of night trains operating between Stockholm and Narvik.
Supplier News
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OmniTRAX Uses GIS to Enhance Services
OmniTRAX uses Esri's GIS technology to improve operational efficiency, enhancing both services and decision-making.
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Sensors for Efficient Condition Monitoring
Althen will present its range of sensors for condition monitoring at Sensor+Test on 6–8 May 2025, optimising performance with real-time data…
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NEXCOM at GTC 2025
NEXCOM International, a global provider of edge AI computing, is excited to announce its participation at NVIDIA GTC 2025.
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Keep Your Pantographs in Peak Condition with YelTech!
With YelTech’s real-time vibration and temperature sensors, you can monitor pantograph integrity and ensure smooth, reliable operations.
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Impact of EU Rail Agency Regulations on the Maintenance and Inspection Process of Traction Vehicles
Petrosoft looks into the impact of EU Rail Agency regulations on traction vehicle maintenance, with focus on its RailSoft tool.
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How Video is Making Automatic Passenger Counting More Accurate & Affordable
Icomera discusses the introduction of artificial intelligence to improve the capabilities of automatic passenger counting technologies.
