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Hitachi Rail to Support Danish State Railway S-Bane Automation Programme
Hitachi has been awarded the SuSy project, a major component of the Danish State Railway's 'Future of S-Bane' programme.
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MTR Agrees HK$2.25bn Settlement Over Hong Kong High-Speed Rail Delays
MTR Corporation has reached a settlement with the Hong Kong Government over construction delays associated with its High Speed Rail project.
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Why Rail Planning Assurance Breaks Down When Nobody Can See What Changed
Rail BI explains why rail planning assurance weakens when workbank changes are hard to trace and how baseline comparison helps.
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HS2 Engineers Complete Construction of Westbury Viaduct
HS2 engineers have officially put the final touches to the Westbury Viaduct, a key piece of infrastructure near Brackley.
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Alstom Signs Contract for Maintenance of Panama Metro
Alstom has signed a new contract with Metro de Panamá S.A. to provide long-term maintenance services for the Panama City metro network.
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Great British Railways to Ensure Accessibility on New Rolling Stock
Plans announced by the UK Government will see new publicly-run trains aim to feature level boarding as a standard feature going forward.
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Slim Design, Powerful Switching: How the RIC20-R Reliably Switches Resistive and Inductive DC Loads
ComatReleco's compact RIC20-R contactors switch DC loads reliably in Vossloh's DE 18 locomotive control cabinets.
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Grand Central to Lease Trains for Proposed Newcastle-Brighton Service
Grand Central will lease four additional Class 180 trains from Angel Trains as it prepares for a rail service between Newcastle and Brighton…
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EuropTec USA Gears Up for APTA Debut
EuropTec USA makes its first US trade show appearance at APTA TRANSform in Chicago, showcasing its specialist rail glazing.
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How JUMO Is Bringing Hydrogen Trains Back on Track
JUMO explains how its measurement and control technology helps hydrogen trains run safely, efficiently and reliably on rail.
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Over 175,000 Visitors from 128 Countries: InnoTrans 2026 Celebrates Record Attendance for 30th Anniversary
Messe Berlin has celebrated another record-breaking InnoTrans, touting a number achievements for the exhibition's 30th year.
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Lithuania: Stadler Flirt Trains to Enter Service with LTG Link
LTG Link has announced that Stadler's new Flirt trains will officially enter service on select routes from 22 October.
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Alstom to Supply 35 Additional Avelia Stream Nordic X80 Trains to Västtrafik
Alstom has announced receipt of an order from Västtrafik for the delivery of a set of 35 additional Avelia Stream Nordic X80 trains.
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Siemens' Airo Trains Enter Passenger Service on Amtrak Cascades
Amtrak has introduced its new Airo trainsets into passenger service, with the first trains beginning operations on the Cascades route.
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DB InfraGO Innovation Award for Remote Point Control Solution Powered by RSS 3000 PC
Dual Inventive's RSS 3000 PC has won the DB InfraGO Innovation Award for remote point control on Germany's rail network.
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Extending the Reach of Real-Time Monitoring
INGLAS is extending real-time geohazard monitoring beyond rockfall barriers with its new SSL sensor for slopes and embankments.
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One Big Circle’s AIVR Cameras Help Prevent Train Delays on South Western Railway
One Big Circle's AIVR cameras on South Western's Hotshot train help detect rail faults before they cause delays.
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Union Pacific Begins Testing Battery-Electric Locomotives in California
Union Pacific is testing battery-electric locomotives in Southern California, with the first two Wabtec FLXdrive units now delivered.
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Queensland's Rail Network in Australia Gets Digital Communication Boost with MCX from Frequentis
Frequentis is providing FRMCS mission-critical communications for Queensland Rail's Sunshine Coast corridor in Australia.
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Melbourne Airport Rail Takes Next Step Towards 2031 Opening
Work on the next stage of Melbourne Airport Rail is set to begin, with Stage 2 building a 7.4-kilometre line between Albion and Keilor East.
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Siemens to Deliver 56 Trains for Use on Mainfranken Network
BeNEX has commissioned Siemens Mobility to deliver a set of 56 regional trains for the Mainfranken regional network.
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Stadler Appoints Phillip Brunner as New Group CEO
Stadler has appointed a new Group CEO, with Philipp Brunner set to relieve Markus Bernsteiner on 1 January 2027.
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Alstom to Support Freight Operations on Saudi Arabian North-South Corridor
Alstom has signed a contract with Saudi Arabia Railways (SAR) to support the performance of its North Freight fleet operating.
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Old Oak Common to Offer Level Boarding for Elizabeth Line Trains
London's new Old Oak Common station will offer Elizabeth line passengers step-free boarding once operation begins.
