Latest News
-
UK: Bug Hotel Installed at Warwickshire Station
A brand-new bug hotel has been installed at Warwickshire station as part of the Wild Rails initiative.
-
UK: KeolisAmey Begins New Eight Year DLR Contract
KeolisAmey has announced the continuation of its operation and maintenance for London's DLR network as part of a new eight-year contract.
-
Yeltech x Riyadh Metro: Powering the World’s Longest Driverless Train Network!
Yeltech played a key role in the world's longest driverless train network, the Riyadh Metro, launched in November 2024.
-
The Great Train Robbery: How We Captured the Tech Struggles Bandits
NEXCOM's in-vehicle computers are essential for enhancing railway surveillance, helping to eliminate inefficiencies and improve operations.
-
Enhancing the Candidate Experience: From Application To Onboarding
Stahl Recruiting emphasises the importance of a seamless candidate experience, ensuring good ethics, transparency, and inclusivity.
-
Alstom to Continue Operation and Maintenance of JFK AirTrain
Alstom has secured a seven-year contract extension to operate and maintain the AirTrain system at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK…
-
The Five Pillars of Rail Communications Network Cybersecurity
Nokia’s Transportation Market Leader, Benoit Leridon, outlines a five-pillar strategy for securing your railway communications network.
-
Amey Appointed to Network Rail’s Development and Design Partnership Framework
Amey has been selected as a design and consultancy partner for Network Rail’s Development and Design Partnership Framework (DDPF).
-
Smarter, Faster RFID: TransCore’s Facility Upgrade
TransCore’s latest facility upgrade is boosting RFID production speeds and increasing quality yields.
-
Poland: Stadler to Deliver 14 FLIRT Electric Trains to Koleje Mazowieckie
Koleje Mazowieckie has contracted Stadler to deliver 14 additional FLIRT EMU trains for regional rail travel in Poland.
-
Poland: Alstom to Modernise Rail Traffic Control on Poznań Freight Bypass
Alstom has been chosen to deliver a slew of new rail traffic control systems for the Poznań freight bypass in Poland.
-
Fleet Transformation Has Never Been More Exciting!
INPS is proud to take on the challenge of re-wrapping and rebranding passenger cars and locomotives as part of a dynamic two-year program.
-
Eurostar Responds to Report on Temple Mills Depot Capacity
Eurostar has responded to a report, commissioned by the ORR, outlining potential measures to increase capacity at the Temple Mills depot.
-
Siemens to Upgrade Grid Control Software for German Rail Network
Siemens will provide DB Energie with advanced grid control software, modernising its power supply operations for the German railway network.…
-
Network Rail CEO Andrew Haines to Retire in October 2025
Sir Andrew Haines, Chief Executive of Network Rail, has announced his decision to retire from the company in October 2025.
-
Additional Capacity at Eurostar Depot, Says ORR
The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has stated that Eurostar’s London depot at Temple Mills International could accommodate additional trains.
-
UK: Northern Adds Mobility Scooter Aids at 8 Additional Stations
Northern has added mobility scooter access aids at a further eight stations along its network.
-
UK Government Announces Major Rail Investment in North England
The UK government has unveiled a significant funding package aimed at improving transport infrastructure across the North of England.
-
SYSTRA Awarded Contract for Stockholm Metro Expansion
SYSTRA has been awarded its first major contract in Stockholm, Sweden, supporting the development of the city's first automatic metro line.
-
TPE Expands Sign Language Upgrade to Manchester Airport
Passenger information screens at Manchester Airport have received upgrades to include information to assist BSL users.
-
Alstom to Supply 18 Avelia Trains for Moroccan High-Speed Rail Expansion
Alstom has signed a contract with the Moroccan National Railway Office (ONCF) for the supply of 18 of its Avelia Horizon high-speed trains.
-
Amtrak Removes Horizon Cars from Service Due to Corrosion
Amtrak has removed several Horizon rail cars from service following routine inspections that identified corrosion.
-
Research Highlights Barriers for Digitally Excluded Public Transport Users
London TravelWatch has identified challenges for passengers who are digitally excluded when travelling on public transport in London.
