This Managing Operational Complexities In-Depth Focus features articles investigating overcoming cross-border rail challenges with managed transportation and how as global transportation systems move towards digital transformation, railway operators are exploring innovative ways to manage their assets and maintain seamless operations.

Welcome to our latest Track Insight Report, this time focussing on rail infrastructure projects taking place around the world. In this exclusive digital report, we hear from New Zealand, America, the Baltics and wider Europe as rail infrastructure operators and suppliers strive to build more sustainable, economical and powerful railway systems.

TransPennine Express celebrates the holiday season with a festive on-board menu and community-driven decorations at Selby station.

Southeastern and Hitachi Rail have signed a new maintenance contract for the Class 395 “Javelin” trains, aimed at reducing costs, improving availability and continuing a £27 million refurbishment programme.

Amtrak has completed a $4 million renovation of the G.K. Butterfield Station in Wilson, N.C., enhancing accessibility, safety and comfort as part of its nationwide commitment to improving the travel experience.

Network Rail has launched a digital notification system for North West residents to receive personalised, real-time updates about nearby railway works, enhancing efficiency and sustainability.

Madrid Metro’s LARA programme has empowered over 1,700 individuals with intellectual disabilities to travel independently, promoting inclusion through personalised training and accessibility initiatives.

Google Street View has launched inside 18 central London stations, allowing passengers to virtually navigate facilities and plan journeys more confidently, with a focus on accessibility and inclusivity.