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Northern Launches £2 Flash Sale
Northern has launched a brand-new Flash Sale, with four million tickets for journeys across the North of England available for 2 GBP.
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First ETCS-Equipped Passenger Train Travels on East Coast Main Line
Passenger trains travelling on the East Coast Main Line have made use of digital in-cab signalling for the first time.
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First New Class 345 Train Enters Elizabeth Line Passenger Service
The first of 10 additional Class 345 Aventra trains for London’s Elizabeth line has entered passenger service.
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KeolisAmey Luas Assumes Operating Duties for Dublin's Light Rail Network
KeolisAmey Luas has officially begun operation and maintenance duties for Dublin's Luas light rail network.
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Deutsche Bahn Announces Half-Price BahnCard 25 Sale
Deutsche Bahn has announced a new sale on its popular BahnCard 25, which offers a discount of 25% on all Flex and Saver Fare tickets.
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How ETCS Rollout Planning Works When Geography, Assets and Train Fitment Need to Line Up
Rail BI explains how aligning geography, asset scope and train fitment creates more realistic, deliverable ETCS rollout plans.
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SNCF Approval of the F500 Opens New Opportunities for MRWS Users in France
ZÖLLNER's F500 inductive sensor gains SNCF approval, expanding its MRWS applications on high-speed lines in France.
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UK: New Entrance to Open at Bristol Temple Meads
Bristol Temple Meads's new eastern entrance will open on Monday 7 September, providing direct access to the University of Bristol campus.
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InnoTrans 2026 to Explore AI and Connected Public Transport
Artificial intelligence, automation and connected mobility in public transport will be key themes at InnoTrans 2026.
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Wireless Multi Sensor Monitoring of Engineering Structures
Senceive details how wireless condition monitoring tracks bridges, cranes and structures, drawing on case studies from Germany.
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Why the Right Locomotive Replacement Parts Matter for Maintenance Efficiency
COMET explains how correct part identification and reliable sourcing reduce locomotive maintenance delays.
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GCF: Building Railways as One Integrated System
GCF explains how its integrated model unites track, electrification, signalling and urban mobility under one roof.
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Nearly 200 Years of Engineering Expertise at the Heart of Modern Railways
Grueber blends nearly 200 years of spring engineering with new digital monitoring for the global rail sector.
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Wabtec to Modernise 33 Norfolk Southern Locomotives
Wabtec is set to modernise and convert 33 Norfolk Southern Evolution Series freight locomotives from DC to AC traction.
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Greece: Service Begins on Kalamaria Extension of Thessaloniki Metro
The Kalamaria extension of Greece's fully-driverless Thessaloniki metro has officially commenced passenger service.
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Germany: Stadler Celebrates Commissioning of TINA Trams for Gera
Stadler has celebrated the official commissioning of a new set of TINA trams for GVB Verkehrs- und Betriebsgesellschaft Gera mbH (GVB).
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Family Owned, Rail Focused
HANNING & KAHL, a 127 year old family owned rail brake specialist, is expanding its service network across North America.
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Rethinking Passenger Audio
cn-mobility examines how Bluetooth Auracast and intelligent PA systems are transforming passenger audio across rail networks.
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Onwards and Upwards – Rowe Hankins Marks Four Decades in Rail
Rowe Hankins marks 40 years in rail, tracing its growth from a components agency to a global sensor and safety systems designer.
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US DOT Launches Programme to Develop Utilities Along Rail Corridors
The US DOT has launched an initiative to support the development of utility infrastructure along rail corridors.
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Auckland's City Rail Link to Open 13 September
Auckland's City Rail Link (CRL) will commence passenger services on Sunday 13 September, following a series of public events.
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Testing Begins on Driverless Trains for Madrid Metro
The Community of Madrid has officially begun testing the new driverless Metro trains that will begin operation on Line 6 starting in 2027.
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Locking Out the Threat: Access Hardware Behind Rail Security
Southco outlines a tiered approach to rail access hardware, from compression and rotary latches to electronic Connected Access.
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Quiet, End to End
Traila explains how its Interface Intelligence system combines sensing, chemistry and active steering to cut rail curve noise.
