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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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GIS Gives Irish Rail a Clearer View of Its Lineside Risks
Esri's ArcGIS platform helps Irish Rail shift from reactive vegetation checks to network-wide risk monitoring.
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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.
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Major Works Completed on Southern Section of Riga Central Station
Major construction works have been completed on the southern section of the new Riga Central Station building in Latvia.
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Chile: EFE Implements New S3 Passenger Platform for Mainline Services
EFE Trenes de Chile (EFE) has announced the implementation of the S3 Passenger platform for all Central mainline services.
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Delivering More Railway, More Efficiently
Dual Inventive explains how remote-control technology can boost productivity, cut costs and improve safety on the UK rail network.
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Alstom Delivers Traxx Universal Locomotives to Captrain Polska
Alstom has announced the delivery of a set of three third-generation Traxx Universal multi-system locomotives to Captrain Polska.
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Reducing Downtime, Increasing Reliability: The Business Case for Automated HVAC Testing
Astronics' ATS-500 automates HVAC testing, cutting rail maintenance downtime and improving reliability.
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CAF to Supply 15 Tram-Trains for Paris Region’s T13 Line
Île-de-France Mobilités has awarded CAF a contract worth more than 150 million EUR for 15 tram-trains for the T13 line in the Paris region.
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Texas Funding Secures Daily Heartland Flyer Train Service
Amtrak's daily Heartland Flyer services between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City will continue after Texas approved funding for its share.
