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NewsGTR sets ambitious climate goals with science-based targets
Govia Thameslink Railway has committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050, with validated science-based targets for significant emission reductions.
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NewsGreenpeace urges greater investment in European rail infrastructure, supports Rail Baltica
Greenpeace's new report calls for increased European rail investment, citing Rail Baltica as a crucial project for enhancing connectivity and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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NewsMetrolinx announces new phase in Pape Station construction
Metrolinx has announced the start of a new phase in the Ontario Line connection at Pape Station, involving foundational work to stabilise the site and prepare for excavation.
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NewsLNER launches initiative to simplify carbon-related terms
A new LNER initiative aims to simplify carbon-related terms and illustrate the environmental benefits of train travel, following a study revealing widespread public confusion about carbon emissions.
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NewsRail Baltica included in unified European transport corridor
Rail Baltica's inclusion in the unified European transport corridor underscores its strategic importance, enhancing connectivity and co-operation across Europe and with Ukraine.
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NewsTfL announces planned closures on the Piccadilly line for essential upgrades
TfL advises Piccadilly line customers to plan ahead and allow more time for their journeys due to temporary closures in August 2024 for vital upgrades, in preparation for the new fleet of trains arriving from 2025.
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NAO report highlights government's major changes to HS2 programme
NAO's recent report highlights how the UK government's changes to the HS2 programme, including cancelling Phase 2 and scaling back Euston station, have led to a reassessment of project scope and management by DfT and HS2 Ltd.
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NewsFirst Rail launches 'Generation Rail' initiative to engage young people
First Rail’s 'Generation Rail' initiative aims to boost rail travel among young people by 2050 through improved reliability, affordable fare options and enhanced amenities.
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NewsNorthern's new MD meets Tees Valley Mayor on rail services
Tricia Williams, Northern's new Managing Director, and Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen discussed key regional rail issues and future development plans in a recent meeting.
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NewsAmtrak unveils new renderings of future West Baltimore MARC Station
Amtrak has unveiled updated renderings for the future West Baltimore MARC Station, highlighting community input and promising enhanced transit connectivity as part of the Frederick Douglass Tunnel Program.
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NewsWidespread IT issues impact train services across UK
A global IT disruption is causing significant delays and cancellations across multiple train operators, with some services unable to access real-time information and driver diagrams.
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NewsTicketing fragmentation identified as biggest problem in EU passenger rail
ALLRAIL urges the new EU Parliament and Commission to implement a Single Digital Booking and Ticketing Regulation to address ticketing fragmentation and improve cross-border rail travel.
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NewsNational Express West Midlands apprentices win at national competition
Neave Sproson and Thomas Moore, apprentices for National Express West Midlands, excelled at the IRTE Bus and Coach Skills Challenge, earning top awards for their exceptional mechanical and electrical skills.
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NewsAmtrak enhances accessibility at Holdrege and Hastings stations
Amtrak customers can now enjoy a more accessible and comfortable travel experience at both the Holdrege and Hastings stations, following nearly $10 million in improvements aimed at enhancing accessibility and comfort.
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NewsRail safety technology companies announce new partnership to enhance Dutch rail safety
Tended and Dual Inventive have partnered to introduce geofencing technology to The Netherlands, aiming to enhance safety and efficiency in the Dutch rail industry amidst growing challenges from climate change and staff shortages.
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NewsMajor rail reforms announced in 2024 King's Speech
The 2024 King's Speech outlines significant legislative changes aimed at transforming the UK's rail services through public ownership, infrastructure development and operational efficiency.
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NewsMayor Tracy Brabin unveils routes for West Yorkshire's new mass transit network
Mayor Tracy Brabin has announced detailed route options for the first phase of West Yorkshire's Mass Transit network, aiming to enhance regional connectivity and stimulate economic growth.
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NewsCampaign for Better Transport calls to expand rail capacity and review HS2 cancellation
Campaign for Better Transport is urging the new UK government to expand rail capacity, reconsider the cancelled sections of HS2 and halt the sell-off of HS2 land while the project's future is reviewed.
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NewsVecow and Kudan Release Turnkey Solution Kit for Simultaneous Localization and Mapping
The Vecow VTK SLAM Kit, a ROS (Robot Operating System)-based system, is optimised for robotics, autonomous vehicles, and RTLS (Real Time Location System) offering precision positioning, real-time 3D mapping, and enhanced safety features.
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USDOT announces $153 million funding for passenger rail enhancements
USDOT's Federal Railroad Administration has announced over $153 million in funding to enhance passenger rail services, aiming to establish new routes and improve existing ones across the country.