Global Railway Review’s Track Insight: Infrastructure
20 November 2024
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Welcome to our latest Track Insight Report, this time focussing on rail infrastructure projects taking place around the world. In this exclusive digital report, we hear from New Zealand, America, the Baltics and wider Europe as rail infrastructure operators and suppliers strive to build more sustainable, economical and powerful railway systems.
As InnoTrans 2024 winds down, the importance of these projects not just for their local areas but for the global rail industry as a whole has never been more obvious. Rail’s gradual awakening to learning across borders to find the perfect strategies, products and operational methods is integral to the continued survival of rail as a source of transportation around the world. We hope this Track Insight can be used as a source of inspiration.
“The extension of Auckland’s electrified rail network to Pukekohe, combined with the construction of three new stations between Papakura and Pukekohe, marks a significant milestone in the city’s growth and journey toward a more sustainable future. These projects not only demonstrate the crucial role of rail in supporting Auckland’s expansion, but also offer Aucklanders more sustainable and accessible public transport options.”- Bobby Fischer, Programme Director – Auckland Metro Programme at KiwiRail
This Track Insight includes articles from:
- Rail Baltica
- Amtrak
- Plasser & Theurer
- Ivan Beltramba, Railway and Transportation Engineer
- KiwiRail
- Pandrol
- Bentley Systems
Supported by: Bentley Systems, Pandrol, Plasser & Theurer