Robel signs transport system deal with ARTC
The Australian Rail Track Corporation has ordered two ROREXS rail exchange systems from Robel Bahnbaumaschinen.
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The Australian Rail Track Corporation has ordered two ROREXS rail exchange systems from Robel Bahnbaumaschinen.
FRA have awarded more than $570 million in funding to 63 projects in 32 states as part of the Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Programme.
Southeastern are enforcing a ban on e-Scooters from 1 June due to concerns over the fire risk they pose when taken aboard trains.
RIA have responded to DfT figures which depict rail passenger numbers averaging over 98% daily in April, a record post COVID-19 high.
Metra have revealed a comprehensive list of construction projects in 2023 which will ensure that passengers can enjoy safe and reliable services.
Amtrak and the Illinois Department of Transportation have issued a safety warning after receiving approval for maximum train speeds up to 110mph for most of the Chicago-St. Louis corridor.
The centres will offer preventative, convenient healthcare for all GB Railfreight employees, contributing to a safer, healthier and happier work environment.
Icomera subsidiary, GoMedia, has won two awards for its accessible wayfinding solution for passengers with sight loss, ‘Visor’.
Network Rail are undertaking drainage improvement work on the Cross City line south throughout May to offer more reliable journeys.
While CER has welcomed the latest European Parliament position on TENT-T regulation, it has also raised potential concerns.
Porterbrook’s Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre replicated a mainline incident involving a train and a road vehicle to test the response of Network Rail and their multi-agency partners.
Northern have partnered with experts at the University of Sheffield to trial an innovative new rail head treatment technology.
154 South Western Railway stations are to have publicly accessible defibrillators installed by the end of the summer.
Federal Railroad Administration's Amit Bose has announced a new safety initiative which focuses on hazardous materials.
The track at Glasgow Central's platform 1 is set to be upgraded as part of a £1.2 million 10-week programme.