Strong political and European Commission support for Rail Baltica
The European Commission and other political figures have lent their support to the Rail Baltica project, demonstrated on 8th November.
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The European Commission and other political figures have lent their support to the Rail Baltica project, demonstrated on 8th November.
Hitachi Rail have signed a contract with Trenitalia worth €861 million for the supply of 30 new ETR1000 high speed trains.
Amtrak CEO, Stephen Gardner, has responded to the Senate's passing of the FY24 bill, which reduces funding to the transport sector.
Executives from Union Pacific Corporation are set to address the Annual Stephens Investment Conference on Tuesday 14th November.
Spanish high-speed rail is now the most extensive, a new report has found. However, it is more cost-effective than some European counterparts.
The King's Speech this afternoon outlined proposed policies and reforms for the railway industry. Figures in the industry have reacted.
The American railway company Amtrak have been awarded $10 billion by the Biden-Harris administration, to complete several NEC projects.
The rail union RMT have marked the 30th anniversary of the privatisation of the railways with a new report, arguing for public ownership.
Ticket offices are now expected to remain open, after the consultation period regarding their closure has concluded.
Hitachi Rail has secured clearance from the European Commission for the €1660 million acquisition of Thales GTS.
Ermewa has delivered 102 new intermodal wagons to Mercitalia Logistics, a part of the Italian State Railway, since July this year.
J Murphy and Sons Ltd awarded £93.4 million Cambridge South station contract, unlocking 300 new construction jobs and £103 billion growth.
Ministers from the Baltic States met in Riga, Latvia, on 20th October, to discuss the Rail Baltica Project.
Flex Rail Services GmbH have ordered a EuroDual locomotive from ELP, as part of a ten year lease, committing to efficiency.
New European research project ESEP4Freight, funded by Europe's Rail joint undertaking, marks a shift to rail in freight.