Southern stations install more eTicket readers
Southern passengers with smartphones will find it easier to travel as additional barcode readers have been installed across stations.
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Southern passengers with smartphones will find it easier to travel as additional barcode readers have been installed across stations.
Alstom is developing a project that will explore the possibilities of train automation for rail passenger transport in Germany.
Network Rail are developing a digital twin of Reading station to improve its carbon emissions and energy performance by around 20 per cent.
LTG Cargo will return to business in Ukraine following an increase in demand from Ukrainian businesses for the transport of grain.
HS2’s ‘green tunnels’ will, when completed, be covered by earth, trees, and shrubs to fit in with the surrounding countryside.
The GBRTT evidence report is an important step in the creation of a meaningful 30-year strategic plan that will set the priorities of the rail industry.
The signalling system at Birmingham New Street has been brought up to 21st century standards thanks to a digital overhaul.
The RIA, the Rail Freight Group and the High Speed Rail Group have united in condemning the UK Government’s plans to remove the Golborne Link from HS2.
HS2 stations will be developed using AI to create a stress-free passenger experience of the future as part of a collaborative project led by OpenSpace Group.
Additional barcode readers have been installed at ticket gates to help make travel easier and quicker for passengers.
Work has started on a new Global Centre of Rail Excellence in South Wales that will transform mining sites into a hub for rolling stock and infrastructure testing.
The testing of new digital signalling on the Northern City Line will reduce delays and enable a more reliable service for passengers.
HS2 has released images of the new maintenance hub which is set to support around 180 jobs in Buckinghamshire.
RIA have welcomed the latest rail travel statistics released by the DfT which show passenger numbers approaching their highest levels since March 2020.
Network Rail will begin to lay foundations that will pave the way for the electrification of the Fife Circle by December 2024.