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DB InfraGO has outlined a revised diversion plan for the Hannover to Berlin corridor after delays to Lehrter Stammbahn electrification pushed completion to December 2027.
Siemens Mobility explains how integrated delivery, digital twins and AI are helping manage increasingly complex rail projects worldwide.
The steel span was moved into position over the Birmingham to Derby railway during a temporary closure, with further spans planned through 2026.
The railway is learning to see, analyse and act on its own condition. The Digital Track In-Depth focus examines how.
GRR Issue 2 previews InnoTrans 2026, where the show marks 30 years and gives AI a hall of its own. Inside: escaping rail’s AI pilot graveyard, why Eurostar wins on experience not speed, and where green traction actually pays.
The southern section of Riga Central Station has reached substantial completion, bringing the Rail Baltica hub closer to its planned 2028 operations.
Siemens Mobility and Aarsleff Rail have completed the Greater Copenhagen Light Rail, opening all 29 stations along the 28km route and introducing a fleet of Avenio vehicles.
Surveying teams working on Dubai Metro’s Blue Line have used 3D laser scanning to capture existing infrastructure with accuracy below 5mm.
Polish State Railways has signed a contract for the reconstruction of the historic Pasłęk railway station, with work due to begin this summer and completion expected in 2028.
Etihad Rail’s freight-first strategy is creating a national railway designed to strengthen logistics, passenger mobility and long-term economic growth.
Lucchini RS has signed a strategic agreement with Jupiter Wagons to develop an integrated railway wheelset manufacturing platform in India.
InnoTrans 2026 will spotlight the latest rail electrification, digitalisation and battery technologies as the Railway Technology segment continues to expand.
Polish State Railways has awarded the contract to design and build a new station at Opoczno Południe, with completion expected in 2028.
Arup’s Sharon Rose explains why rail infrastructure managers must shift from asset-focused decisions to system-level thinking to improve resilience, performance and investment outcomes.
RAILONE has announced plans to build a new concrete sleeper manufacturing facility in Nuremberg, Germany.
A new report, Fast track to growth, says Eurostar’s UK growth ambitions hinge on infrastructure decisions still to be made, not just the demand that is already there.
Plasser & Theurer will show two new European-spec machines at Innotrans 2026 and mark 10 years of E³.
Amtrak has opened a new accessible station in Brattleboro featuring Vermont’s first full-length level boarding platform.
The UAE has unveiled its passenger rail network, with the first services set to begin operating this summer.
Alto has published findings from public consultations on Canada’s proposed high-speed rail network linking Toronto and Québec City.