Latest Business News
All the latest business news in the rail sector.
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Etihad Rail Trials Passenger Service in Coordination with Abu Dhabi Emergency Authorities
Etihad Rail has operated a passenger train service between Al Ghuwaifat station, near the Saudi border, and Al Faya station in Abu Dhabi.
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Brussels–Cologne–Zürich–Milan Night Train to Launch September 2026
European Sleeper is set to launch a new overnight rail service linking Brussels, Cologne, Zürich and Milan on 9 September 2026.
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US: MBTA to Develop New Regional Rail Strategy
The MBTA has announced plans to develop an updated regional strategy that will enable a transformation of its rail system.
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Alto Details the Challenge of Winter Conditions for Canada’s High-Speed Rail Network
Planning for winter weather is a central consideration for Alto, the organisation developing a high-speed rail network in Canada.
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ICE Trains to Serve Brussels Airport Under DB and Brussels Airlines Cooperation
A new agreement between Deutsche Bahn and Brussels Airlines will introduce the first direct ICE rail connection to Brussels Airport.
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USDOT's Proposed Amtrak Restructuring Plan Draws Scrutiny
Early indications that the USDOT may direct a restructuring of Amtrak have prompted a cautious response from the Rail Passengers Association…
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TfL Reminds Customers of Rising Tube and Rail Fares from 1 March 2026
Transport for London (TfL) has reminded customers that Tube and rail fares are set to increase from 1 March 2026.
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Canada: Hitachi Rail Confirms $30 Million Investment in New Toronto HQ
Hitachi Rail is investing nearly 30 million CAD in a new Canadian headquarters in Toronto.
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High-Speed Rail Services Return on Madrid–Seville Line Following Adamuz Derailment
High-speed rail services between Madrid and southern Spain have recommenced following the completion of repairs and safety checks.
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Alstom Appoints New Managing Director for the Netherlands
Alstom has announced the official appointment of Kees van der Snel as the company's new Country Managing Director for the Netherlands.
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Sydney Metro City M1 Line Records 100 Million Journeys
Sydney Metro has recorded more than 100 million passenger trips on the M1 City metro line since services began in August 2024.
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FAQs: What Will Train Tickets Cost for Canada’s Alto High-Speed Rail Service?
Alto has answered the latest questions about its proposed high-speed rail network, addressing property acquisition, noise and ticket prices.
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U.S. Court Order Signals Funding Relief for Hudson Tunnel Project
The Gateway Development Commission expects to receive 205 million USD in previously frozen federal funds for the Hudson Tunnel Project.
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Sound Transit to Begin Crosslake Connection Trials on Link 2 Line
Sound Transit will begin simulated service on the Link 2 Line from Saturday 14 February ahead of the opening of the Crosslake Connection.
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Jacobs and PA Consulting to Continue Work on UK Transport Security
Jacobs and PA Consulting have secured a contract extension to lead the UK's National Security Science and Research (NSSR) programme.
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European Commission Adopts Harmonised Specifications for Rail Data Sharing
The EU Commission has adopted an Implementation Regulation that establishes requirements for the interoperability of data sharing in rail.
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MPs Seek Clarity on Rail Reforms and Political Control of Great British Railways
MPs have called on the Government to provide details on rail reform and to limit political micromanagement for Great British Railways.
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Northern Launches New Yorkshire Flyer Service Between Leeds and Sheffield
Northern has launched a new service that aims to connect the White Rose cities of Leeds and Sheffield in 47 minutes – the Yorkshire Flyer.
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Amtrak Public Meeting Outlines Strong Performance and 2026 Priorities
Amtrak has provided insight into the company’s financial and operational performance, as well as outlining strategic priorities for 2026.
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Alto Responds to Public Questions on Canada's High-Speed Rail Project
Alto has published responses to questions raised during its January public consultation process for Canada's proposed high-speed rail networ…
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San Francisco Bay Area Transit Avoids Service Cuts with $590m State Loan
A $590 million state loan agreement will support BART, Muni, Caltrain and AC Transit, helping Bay Area transit agencies avoid service cuts.
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Stadler Announces Major Changes to Board of Directors
Stadler has announced major changes within its Board of Directors, with long-standing members opting not to stand for re-election.
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TSSA Demands Full Explanation for London Rail Disruption
Rail union TSSA has stated that there must be a full and proper explanation given for the major rail disruption during Wednesday's rush hour…
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Gateway Development Commission Sues Federal Government Over Hudson Tunnel Funding
A breach of contract claim against the US federal government seeks the release of funding for the Hudson Tunnel Project.