Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency’s puts emphasis on sustainable procurement
Influencing the reduction of carbon footprints within the railway infrastructure, the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency (FTIA) strategically integrates environmental criteria into its procurement processes. With a significant role as an infrastructure owner, builder, and maintainer,...Read more
Infrabel progress on new track between Ghent and Bruges
The improvement of railway infrastructure between Ghent and Bruges is becoming increasingly urgent, given the growing demand for both passenger and freight transport in the region. With as many as 250 trains traversing this route...Read more
Paris RER E line extended with three new stations
Starting May 6, commuters in the Paris region will enjoy extended travel options with the expansion of the RER E line. This extension will connect eastern and western parts of Île-de-France, offering three new destinations:...Read more
Moscow Tram Network sees surge in ridership
Moscow’s tram network has experienced a notable surge in passenger trips, with a remarkable increase of over 20 per cent during the first three months of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, announced...Read more
DB begins 1.6 billion euro expansion of Hanau-Gelnhausen line
In a bid to fortify the rail system in Hesse, Deutsche Bahn (DB) has embarked on a 1.6 billion euro project to expand the 23-kilometre-long Hanau–Gelnhausen line to four tracks. The initiative, aimed at enhancing...Read more
Airdrie – Bathgate is another hole in the British network
It has happened literally no sooner than the restoration of services in Cumbria, in England. Trains through Caldercruix, in Scotland, have been stopped by the same problem. A huge hole has opened up on the...Read more
Grange-over-Sands derailment proved over-complicated
Engineers from Network Rail, the British infrastructure agency, have had their work cut out. They have been flat out in their recovery and repair efforts following the train derailment that occurred in Grange-over-Sands on Friday...Read more
Glasgow Subway underground upgraded updated
It’s among the shortest subway systems in the world. It’s also among the most famous in the world. It may be the leader in both respects. The uniquely compact Glasgow Subway is the subject of...Read more
NS adjusts timetable due to HSL speed restrictions
NS finds itself compelled to change the train timetable on the high-speed line (HSL) in June, as reported by the carrier. On this route, several temporary speed restrictions (TSBs) have been imposed due to cracking...Read more
Denmark’s S-train celebrate 90 years of service
Denmark’s iconic ‘S-Bahn’ commuter trains celebrate 90 years of service today, and are “ in good shape to take on 90 more,” says DSB. DSB helps Danes celebrate with free travel on the S-trains all...Read more
ERTMS 2024 Conference: Shaping the Future of Rail Traffic Management
Valenciennes (France), a city with a long-standing railway tradition, will be the European ERTMS capital from 23 until 25 April 2024. Hosted by the EU Agency for Railways, this conference represents a pivotal moment for...Read more
City of The Hague goes after ‘Energy in Public Transport’ and RET
In The Hague, on Wednesday, the municipality, businesses, and organizations made local agreements on sustainability measures. The Hague aims to use the overhead lines of trams and electric buses operated by HTM to provide power...Read more
Alliance gets Wokingham back on track
The South Rail Systems Alliance is a collaboration between the UK government’s infrastructure management agency Network Rail, the engineering contractors AECOM, and Colas Rail, the rail freight and specialist engineering support operators. Together, they have...Read more