South Western has detailed its autumn plans, including leaf-busting trains, retrofitted sanding and resilience projects, after Storm Austen and Storm Boelo disrupted services.
UNIFE has published a position paper on critical raw materials, citing graphite shortages that have extended lead times for pantographs and locomotive components.
Network Rail closed sections of the Fife circle from 10 to 27 October, delivering bridge, foundation and signalling work to support the introduction of battery-electric trains.
Hitachi Rail has signed a contract to deliver signalling, telecommunications upgrades and ETCS Level 1 and 2 on the Ankara-Istanbul line, including Bilecik depot.
Network Rail has fitted ten weather stations to existing GSM-R masts across Wales and Borders, giving operational teams local readings of rainfall, wind and temperature.
Drone flights near Doncaster are helping Network Rail East Coast assess how aerial imagery could speed up responses to flooding, storms and severe weather.
Iarnród Éireann has contracted Alstom to design, install and maintain ETCS Level 1 onboard equipment on up to 176 vehicles across its existing fleet.
The rail lessor has secured a 5-Star Rating for a tenth consecutive year, with TÜV Thüringen verifying its carbon footprint and Sustainability Report.
Joint applications seek Connecting Europe Facility support for construction, signalling, electrification and land acquisition in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania between 2027 and 2030.
DB InfraGO has laid more than 70 per cent of new track on the 160km Rhine line, with signal box completion now the focus.
Knorr-Bremse used its Supplier Summit China in Suzhou to outline plans to broaden its local supplier base and further increase its procurement volume in China.
The 61 battery-electric trains, financed by Rock Rail and built by Siemens Mobility, will replace diesel units from December 2029 under a unified regional design.
Network Rail engineers in Edinburgh have used footage captured from trains to complete a three-year vegetation inspection cycle in two months, saving around £55,000.
The 15km Poonamallee-Vadapalani corridor, with 11 elevated stations, is the first section of Chennai Metro Phase II to open using Hitachi Rail’s CBTC technology.
Amtrak has opened a $250 million Seattle facility that can inspect, service and maintain a full Airo trainset under one roof, entering service in phases.
Alstom’s retrofit of Grand Central’s Class 180 fleet has been approved, clearing the way for fault-free running and ETCS Level 2 operation by spring 2027.
Lower Saxony authorities have ordered 113 Mireo Plus B battery trains from Siemens Mobility, alongside a 30-year maintenance contract and two new service centres.
Lithuania has started installing the first of 16 high-speed turnouts on the Šveicarija-Žeimiai section of Rail Baltica, with sensor systems enabling real-time condition monitoring.
Network Rail has fitted ten weather stations to existing GSM-R masts across Wales and Borders, giving operational teams local readings of rainfall, wind and temperature.
Drone flights near Doncaster are helping Network Rail East Coast assess how aerial imagery could speed up responses to flooding, storms and severe weather.
Iarnród Éireann has contracted Alstom to design, install and maintain ETCS Level 1 onboard equipment on up to 176 vehicles across its existing fleet.
Investment of more than €1 million extends Alstom’s Field Integration and Validation Platform, allowing parallel testing of signalling solutions for Romanian and international projects.
Alstom will keep maintaining Greater Anglia’s 133 Class 720 Aventra trains at Seven Kings Depot under a 15-year extension valued at about £800 million.
Plasser & Theurer’s new Linz factory brings final assembly and commissioning of track machines onto a single site.