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GCF Group Company Expands Into Germany
GCF enters the German market with its first contract, worth around €20 million, to upgrade Munich's S-Bahn network.
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Belgium Approves Rail Market Reform Ahead of 2032 Liberalisation
The Belgian Council of Ministers has approved the guiding principles for a reform of the country's rail passenger market.
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From Role-Based to Skills-Based: Why the Modern Executive Search Targets Competency Over Title
Stahl Recruiting explains why executive search is shifting from role-based to skills-based hiring in the rail sector.
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Hungary: Stadler Completes Production of First FLIRT InterCity Train for GYSEV
Stadler has celebrated the completed production of the first of 11 FLIRT InterCity electric multiple units for GYSEV Ltd.
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ISO 22163 Certification – An Exclusive Quality Standard for North America
Hanning & Kahl secures ISO 22163 certification, becoming one of only 14 US firms to meet this exclusive rail quality standard.
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Shell-Shocked: Tortoise Rescued from Tracks at Runcorn Station
Customers travelling on the West Coast Main Line experienced brief delays last week after services were paused to rescue a tortoise.
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FRA Proposes Updated Noise Standards to Support US High-Speed Rail
The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) has proposed changes to noise regulations to support high-speed rail services in the US.
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Amtrak Seeks Feedback on Proposed Corporate Restructuring
Amtrak has announced plans to restructure its corporate system, with its Board of Directors advancing a preliminary framework.
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Sydney Metro Unveils New Trains for Western Sydney Airport Line
Sydney Metro has unveiled the first train for the new Western Sydney Airport line at the Orchard Hills Stabling and Maintenance Facility.
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Nuremberg-Regensburg Line Reopens to Rail Traffic
The Nuremberg-Regensburg railway line has officially reopened to rail traffic following the completion of a slew of modernisation works.
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Government of Canada Invests $1.95 Billion in VIA Rail Train Fleet
The Government of Canada is investing $1.95 billion in renewing VIA Rail Canada's long-distance, regional and remote locomotive fleet.
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UK: Okehampton Interchange Station Begins Passenger Services
The latest addition to the Dartmoor Line, Okehampton Interchange station, has begun offering passenger services.
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Singapore Confirms Cross Island Line Phase 3 and Details New MRT Train Fleet
Singapore's LTA has announced details of the third phase of the Cross Island Line (CRL), alongside information about its future trains.
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Rail Infrastructure Planning Software That Improves Asset Decisions
Rail BI explains how its software links asset data, scenarios and cost estimation to support rail infrastructure decisions.
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UniAC[2] Sets New Benchmarks for EULYNX-Oriented Signalling at InnoTrans 2026
voestalpine Railway Systems unveils UniAC[2], a modular, EULYNX-ready axle counting system at InnoTrans 2026.
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HS2 Signs New Civil Engineering Contracts as Part of Reset
HS2 Ltd has announced a successful renegotiation of contracts with two civil engineering joint-ventures as part of the programme's reset.
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Join Us at InnoTrans in Berlin
Althen Sensors & Controls will exhibit at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin, showcasing its rail measurement and monitoring systems.
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Destressing Continuous Welded Rail: Managing Forces You Can't See
Holland explains why managing rail stress correctly is vital to preventing dangerous buckling and breaks in continuous welded rail.
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Rail Live 2026: Reflecting on a Brilliant Few Days
One Big Circle reflects on Rail Live 2026, where its AIVR technology drew praise from Network Rail and other engineers.
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Alstom Celebrates Service Entry of First NGT in Melbourne
Alstom has celebrated the delivery of the first of 100 Next Generation G Class Trams (NGT) into passenger service in Melbourne, Australia.
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CRRC Delivers First Trains for Shanghai Metro Line 22
CRRC has delivered the first batch of trains for Shanghai Metro Line 22 (Chongming Line) in Shanghai.
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The Future of Rail Station Monitoring
Discover how AI powered IP cameras and connected systems are transforming rail station security and safety across Europe.
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Hitachi and Toshiba Ship First Shinkansen-Based High-Speed Train to Taiwan
Hitachi Toshiba Supreme Consortium has shipped the first of 12 new high-speed trains ordered by the Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation.
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Siemens-Led Consortium to Modernise Signalling Across Romania
Siemens Mobility has been awarded three major contracts for the modernisation of railway signalling and interlocking systems in Romania.
