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NewsThe symposium for newcomers and career changers in the railway system
Under the leadership of the VDEI - Working Group Young Network Railway, the BahnBasic plus symposium will take place in Erfurt on 9th-10th September 2024. This combines the transfer of knowledge on the basics of various parts of the railway system with the opportunity to make new contacts.
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NewsGood News Friday: Your weekly round-up of positive rail news!
In this week’s ‘Good News Friday’, we cover GTR’s 'Boys Need Bins' initiative, TPE’s special service for Taylor Swift fans and QTS Group’s achievement of the Social Value Silver Award.
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NewsNew trial shows significant emissions reduction and fuel efficiency gains in railway technology
A trial at the Very Light Rail National Innovation Centre showcased Advanced Hydrogen Technologies' Engine Carbon Clean and Capture device, significantly cutting emissions and enhancing fuel efficiency in railway locomotives.
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NewsRail Freight Group launches manifesto to boost UK transport sustainability
The Rail Freight Group unveils a new manifesto aimed at enhancing sustainability and economic efficiency through expanded rail freight initiatives across Great Britain.
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NewsŠkoda Group's first Czech battery powered electric unit set to transform regional rail transport
Škoda Group's introduction of the RegioPanter, the first Czech single-deck electric unit with traction batteries, marks a transformative step in providing a greener alternative to diesel trains on non-electrified tracks.
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NewsNorthern reminds carers of 25% discount during Carers Week 2024
Northern urges carers to take advantage of a 25% discount on Advance Purchase tickets as part of its support during Carers Week 2024.
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NewsStart-up Steamology secures contract to develop zero-emission steam locomotive
Steamology, a green technology start-up, has partnered with Arup and Eversholt Rail to develop and evaluate green steam technology for zero-emission freight trains.
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NewsRenfe's recruitment drive attracts 38,000 women in Saudi Arabia for train driver training
Renfe's latest recruitment drive in Saudi Arabia has attracted 38,000 women applicants for high-speed train driver training, showcasing the company's commitment to enhancing workforce diversity in the country.
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NewsCaltrain successfully runs eight trains simultaneously on newly electrified corridor
Caltrain has successfully tested eight trains running simultaneously on its newly electrified corridor, marking a significant milestone before the launch of full electric service in September 2024.
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NewsDeadline approaching for Future Labs: Train operators seek innovative start-ups
LNER, Northern, Southeastern and TransPennine Express have set 16 June 2024 as the deadline for tech start-ups to apply to their collaborative initiative, Future Labs, aimed at innovating the rail industry.
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NewsDelhi Metro headquarters achieves Carbon Neutral certification
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's Metro Bhawan achieves Carbon Neutral certification, marking a significant milestone in sustainable urban transportation and its commitment to combating climate change.
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NewsSouth Western Railway awaits £50 million plus accessibility funding
South Western Railway anticipates a £50-60 million investment in station accessibility improvements, following a UK government announcement including eight of its stations in the Access for All programme.
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NewsRATP Dev USA announces leadership changes to foster growth
RATP Dev USA announces leadership changes with Cyril Aubin promoted to Business Unit Director overseeing U.S. and UK operations, and Matt Booterbaugh promoted to CEO.
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NewsGood News Friday: Your weekly roundup of positive rail news!
In this week's 'Good News Friday', we cover Colas Rail UK becoming a Gold Partner with RSF, Northern's 'Rail Oscar' nominations, and TPE's involvement with the Great North Run!
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NewsSwedish Railways: New report shows how rail disruption affects industries
A new report by Swedish Railways (SJ) has found that rail disruption significantly affects other industries financially.
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NewsNorthern: 'Magstripe' train tickets could soon be in a museum
UK operator Northern have announced that the 'magstripe' ticket may soon be obsolete, noting a rise in digital ticket purchases.
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NewsBridge strengthening project in Glasgow set to reach milestone
Network Rail and Story Contracting are due to reach a major milestone in their bridge strengthening project near Glasgow.
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NewsRail Baltica: Cornerstone laid at Ülemiste passenger terminal
Rail Baltica have celebrated the laying of the cornerstone at the new Ülemiste passenger terminal in a special ceremony.
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CN launches new firefighting trains to help protect supply chain
Canadian rail operator CN have launched two new firefighting trains and two additional carriages for their fleet.
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Amtrak celebrates accessibility upgrades at Bay Area stations
American operator Amtrak are currently celebrating key accessibility upgrades at Bay Area stations, funded federally.