Plasser & Theurer’s new Linz factory brings final assembly and commissioning of track machines onto a single site.
Partners in the EU-funded S5LECT project gathered at Hitachi Rail’s Vélizy laboratory to see demonstrations of 5G and satellite networks working together for railway communications.
KiwiRail’s Traffic Management System is now operational across 1,200 kilometres of New Zealand’s Lower North Island, expanding Alstom’s Onvia Vision platform beyond its Wairarapa pilot.
A joint letter from 38 transport organisations warns that an 11% cut to Connecting Europe Facility transport funding would undermine EU competitiveness, resilience and cohesion.
The rail lessor has secured a 5-Star Rating for a tenth consecutive year, with TÜV Thüringen verifying its carbon footprint and Sustainability Report.
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.
Iarnród Éireann has contracted Alstom to design, install and maintain ETCS Level 1 onboard equipment on up to 176 vehicles across its existing fleet.
Siemens is deploying a physics-based digital twin at Galp’s 100 MW GalpH2Park plant in Sines, Portugal, which is due to start operating at year-end.
The rail lessor has secured a 5-Star Rating for a tenth consecutive year, with TÜV Thüringen verifying its carbon footprint and Sustainability Report.
Haltwhistle, Hindley and Irlam are among 20 shortlisted stations in Rail Delivery Group’s annual competition, with public voting open until Sunday 18 October.
Alstom has delivered 18 third-generation Traxx Universal locomotives to CLIP Intermodal, with the units approved for cross-border operation and fitted with ETCS equipment.
An 18-day phase of work in Fife will see bridges rebuilt, track altered and signalling upgraded, with no trains running via Kirkcaldy during the closure.
Virgin has released an image of its planned cross-Channel train, confirming 12 Alstom Avelia Stream units and 20 daily return services from 2030.
Alstom has opened its first US Innovation Station in Pittsburgh, led by Karina Ricks, to develop mobility solutions covering accessibility, sustainability, resilience and passenger experience.
The Ljubljana Maintenance Section has overhauled Beacon Rail’s locomotive 191-023, with two Vectron overhauls planned this year and six scheduled for 2027.
Alstom will supply up to 83 five-car Metropolis trains, with a technology licence supporting Vingroup’s assembly of 117 more in Vietnam for Hanoi’s urban rail.
Network Rail has completed £7.1m of works between Newcastle and Scotland, including drainage clearance, new track, points renewals and overhead line work, over three weekends.
The four rail infrastructure sub-groups expect combined 2026 revenues of around EUR 1.7 billion and will retain their brands, management and sites.
Transports Montreux–Vevey–Riviera has ordered two Hem 4/4 hybrid cogwheel locomotives from Stadler, due to enter service in 2029 alongside new panoramic railcars.
Loram is fitting Hitachi Rail ETCS to rail grinder C44-02 in Derby, its first fitment funded through the East Coast Digital Programme.
Siemens Mobility and Hitachi Rail have been selected for Austria’s Digital Interlockings programme, with pilot operation due in the fourth quarter of 2030.