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Copenhagen-Hamburg is go Talgo EuroCity trains win Denmark, Germany approval as DB accepts first ICE L

The Talgo 230 platform has secured back-to-back approvals in northern Europe, with Denmark and Germany both signing off on the Spanish manufacturer’s new intercity fleet. That clears the…

22 September 2025
new Ceo, new plan DB confirms first ever female CEO, transport minister unveils 10-point restructuring plan

Deutsche Bahn has formally confirmed Evelyn Palla as its new CEO, making her the first woman to lead the company in its 190-year history. At the same event,…

22 September 2025
No AI presenters UK rail rolls out real-time disruption videos to guide passengers during delays

The UK rail industry has rolled out new real-time disruption videos to help passengers navigate unexpected delays, building on last year’s pilot for planned works. Within 30 minutes…

22 September 2025
Swiss-German link DB kicks off Hochrheinbahn electrification to upgrade Basel–Baden link by 2027

DB has begun work on the long-awaited electrification and expansion of the Hochrheinbahn between Basel and Germany’s Erzingen. The 75-kilometre single-track line links Switzerland’s pharma and finance hub…

22 September 2025
Data of the week Bikes on trains: EU operators ranked – Belgium and Switzerland in the lead

European railways are making gradual progress in welcoming bikes, but large gaps remain. A new report ranks 67 operators across the continent, naming Belgium’s NMBS/SNCB and Switzerland’s SBB…

19 September 2025
Intelligent Rail Summit '25 AI, data-driven analytics to play ‘crucial role’ in climate-proofing rail, says Haskoning’s Peter Boom

Rail operators need more than technology to embrace predictive maintenance, argues digital expert Peter Boom from Haskoning. Speaking ahead of his appearance at Intelligent Rail Summit 2025 in…

19 September 2025
'A very closed market' ‘Half the price’: RegioJet launches first domestic Polish service on Warsaw–Krakow line

Czech private operator RegioJet has launched its first domestic service in Poland, running between Krakow and Warsaw. The debut pits the challenger directly against PKP Intercity’s Pendolino trains…

19 September 2025
Diesel under wire Direct international Portugal-Spain link back in December

The only rail link between Portugal and Spain will be restored in full this December. Portuguese state operator CP plans to bring back a direct service between Porto…

19 September 2025
register now Intelligent Rail Summit ’25: Join DB, SNCF, CAF and more in Slovenia for data-driven climate resilience

It’s just under seven weeks until the Intelligent Rail Summit 2025 kicks off. This year’s edition themed ‘Climate-Proof Rail, Driven by Data’ will bring senior figures from Deutsche…

18 September 2025
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INFRA

Swiss-German link DB kicks off Hochrheinbahn electrification to upgrade Basel–Baden link by 2027

DB has begun work on the long-awaited electrification and expansion of the Hochrheinbahn between Basel and Germany’s Erzingen. The 75-kilometre single-track line links Switzerland’s pharma and finance hub…

22 September 2025
Intelligent Rail Summit '25 AI, data-driven analytics to play ‘crucial role’ in climate-proofing rail, says Haskoning’s Peter Boom

Rail operators need more than technology to embrace predictive maintenance, argues digital expert Peter Boom from Haskoning. Speaking ahead of his appearance at Intelligent Rail Summit 2025 in…

19 September 2025
largest EU contract Rail Baltica signs €1.8 billion electrification contract with Spanish consortium

Rail Baltica has signed a €1.77 billion electrification contract with a Spanish consortium: with 870 km Europe’s largest railway electrification project in history. The contract was celebrated and…

16 September 2025
'future-proof for generations' Scenic but fragile: Irish Rail takes action to shield east coast line from rising sea

The Irish east coast is crumbling, slowly — but surely. To protect the coastal Dublin–Rosslare railway in face of climate change: the rising sea, increased erosion and stronger…

16 September 2025
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OPERATORS

new Ceo, new plan DB confirms first ever female CEO, transport minister unveils 10-point restructuring plan

Deutsche Bahn has formally confirmed Evelyn Palla as its new CEO, making her the first woman to lead the company in its 190-year history. At the same event,…

22 September 2025
No AI presenters UK rail rolls out real-time disruption videos to guide passengers during delays

The UK rail industry has rolled out new real-time disruption videos to help passengers navigate unexpected delays, building on last year’s pilot for planned works. Within 30 minutes…

22 September 2025
Data of the week Bikes on trains: EU operators ranked – Belgium and Switzerland in the lead

European railways are making gradual progress in welcoming bikes, but large gaps remain. A new report ranks 67 operators across the continent, naming Belgium’s NMBS/SNCB and Switzerland’s SBB…

19 September 2025
'A very closed market' ‘Half the price’: RegioJet launches first domestic Polish service on Warsaw–Krakow line

Czech private operator RegioJet has launched its first domestic service in Poland, running between Krakow and Warsaw. The debut pits the challenger directly against PKP Intercity’s Pendolino trains…

19 September 2025
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ROLLING STOCK

Copenhagen-Hamburg is go Talgo EuroCity trains win Denmark, Germany approval as DB accepts first ICE L

The Talgo 230 platform has secured back-to-back approvals in northern Europe, with Denmark and Germany both signing off on the Spanish manufacturer’s new intercity fleet. That clears the…

22 September 2025
Spain and Poland CAF signs €80 million research & innovation loan with the EIB

Spanish rolling stock manufacturer CAF has signed an €80 million loan agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) to boost research and innovation in sustainable transport. The deal…

18 September 2025
national first ‘A proud moment’: Alstom and Irish Rail deliver Ireland’s first ETCS-certified train

Ireland has reached a new milestone in its railway modernisation: the first IÉ 22000 Class train has been fitted and certified with ETCS Level 1 signalling by Alstom.…

18 September 2025
BEDMUs of the future In pictures: RegioJet signs €370m deal with Škoda for hybrid fleet

Czechia’s private operator RegioJet has signed a 370-million-euro contract with domestic manufacturer Škoda Group for 34 hybrid Battery Electric Diesel Multiple Unit (BEDMU) trains, set to launch in…

17 September 2025
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NEW LINKS

Italy in France Trenitalia France to boost Paris–Lyon services by over 50%, aiming for ‘one-third market share’

Trenitalia France will boost its Paris–Lyon offer by more than half this winter, raising weekday frequencies from 9 to 14 round-trips from mid-December. The expansion is the centrepiece…

15 September 2025
French liberalisation SNCF rival Kevin Speed pushes back launch date to 2030

Kevin Speed has confirmed it will not begin operating before 2030, two years later than originally promised. The French low-cost challenger says financing delays and long industrial lead…

5 September 2025
the rub with reactivation Germany’s drive to revive disused rail lines branded ‘unstable, left to chance constellations’

Germany has mapped more than 5,000 kilometres of disused lines that could be brought back into passenger service. However, a new study warns that the country’s reactivation efforts…

5 September 2025
rent first, buy later? SBB looking to lease 40 new high-speed trains in Swiss first

Switzerland’s SBB has set out plans to procure up to 40 new high-speed trains for cross-border routes, publishing prequalification documents for a potential 15-year operating lease. If that…

3 September 2025
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