All Civils & structures articles – Page 18
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NewsCritical rail network upgrades to enable more frequent Auckland rail services by 2026
Major upgrades to Auckland's rail network, set to be completed before the City Rail Link opens in 2026, will reduce journey times, increase train frequency and provide smoother travel across the city.
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NewsConductors prepare for opening of Northumberland line in December 2024
The reopening of the Northumberland line promises to significantly improve local transport, offering affordable and efficient connections for commuters, students and leisure travellers.
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NewsMetrolinx launches first step in procurement for Hamilton LRT project
Metrolinx has initiated the procurement process for the Hamilton LRT project, marking a key step toward the development of the 14km transit line.
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ArticleOil is finite, but data isn’t
At this year’s Rail Infrastructure Asset Management Summit, held by Metis Conferences, we caught up with Account Director North Europe at KONUX, Tim Flower. He discussed the role of data in 2024, how companies can harness such data, the evolving workforce due to digitalisation, and the future of the rail ...
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NewsCambrian line set to reopen for service after fatal rail incident
The Cambrian line will reopen today, 28 October 2024, after extensive repairs and safety inspections following the tragic rail accident on 21 October, though some short-term disruptions may still affect services.
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NewsQTS Group expands operations across England
Rail contractor QTS Group is opening new locations across England, increasing its workforce and enhancing services to support growing rail infrastructure demands.
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ArticleVecow Unveils Next-Gen Edge AI Server Platforms to Accelerate AI Development across Diverse Applications
The Vecow Edge AI Servers deliver cutting-edge performance with diverse CPUs, GPU acceleration, and 2U rackmount designs to empower business in the rapidly growing Edge AI in diverse IoT applications.
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NewsRailway industry calls on new government for clarity on rail enhancements
The Railway Industry Association has urged the new UK government to provide clarity on future rail enhancements to give businesses confidence to invest, following five years without an updated infrastructure plan.
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NewsConstruction advances on Rail Baltica station at Riga Airport
The construction of the Rail Baltica station at Riga Airport is advancing, with the three-story concrete frame completed and elevated viaducts under construction for efficient passenger and traffic flow.
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NewsNetwork Rail completes critical track work on historic Thames Bridge
Network Rail has completed vital track work on the Grade II listed Kew railway bridge, replacing 577 aging wheel timbers to improve service reliability on both the London Overground and District lines.
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NewsLithuanian government approves plan for regional stations on Rail Baltica line
The Lithuanian government has approved a plan to develop regional stations along the Rail Baltica line from Kaunas to the Latvian border, enhancing passenger and freight connectivity in the region.
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NewsAmtrak to begin major rail yard upgrades in Seattle amid record ridership
Amtrak will upgrade Seattle’s King Street Coach Yard with a $300 million project, improving maintenance and preparing for new Airo trains, while supporting sustainability and growing ridership.
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NewsSaudi Arabia Railways seeks to expand and modernise North-South rail fleet
SAR has announced plans to expand and modernise its North-South passenger rail fleet with 15 new train sets, supporting the Kingdom's Vision 2030 goals for infrastructure development and increased transportation capacity.
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NewsSydney Metro T3 Bankstown Line conversion moves forward with major upgrades
Work on converting Sydney's T3 Bankstown Line to metro standards has begun, with major infrastructure upgrades planned to improve safety and modernise the 130-year-old rail corridor.
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NewsRAILPOOL appoints Magnus Klaar as Regional Director for Scandinavia
Magnus Klaar has been appointed as RAILPOOL’s new Regional Director for Scandinavia, bringing over 25 years of railway industry experience to lead the company’s expansion in the region.
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NewsRail Baltica Task Force outlines next steps toward 2030 completion
The Rail Baltica Task Force met in Brussels to assess the project's advancements and reaffirm commitment to completing the high-speed rail corridor by 2030, with a focus on cross-border co-operation and EU support.
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ArticleThe people behind the wheel: Peter Regan’s story, Sydney Metro
In the latest instalment of Global Railway Review’s ‘The people behind the wheel’ series, Peter Regan, Chief Executive at Sydney Metro, reflects on his career in the rail industry, sharing his experiences leading the Sydney Metro project and his vision for the future of rail transportation.
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NewsArriva Group proposes five-step plan to reform UK railways
Arriva Group has proposed a five-step plan to reform the UK railway system, urging the government to adopt these measures to improve network efficiency, flexibility and passenger satisfaction.
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NewsRail Baltica to showcase progress at InnoTrans 2024
Rail Baltica will showcase its latest advancements, attract investment, as well as build new partnerships at InnoTrans 2024.
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NewsGoverning Council approves €17.5 million Metro de Madrid rail renewal contract
The Governing Council has approved a €17.5 million, four-year contract for the renewal of Metro de Madrid's rail tracks, focusing on improving infrastructure with minimal disruption to passengers.