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Northern marks National Engineering Day with first ‘Intelligent Train’
Fitted with LIDAR technology, the 'Intelligent Trains' will actively monitor and report back on issues that could have an impact on operational activity.
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Meet this Digital Rail 2022 speaker: Mike Bagshaw
Mike Bagshaw is Chief Operating Officer at MTR UK and will be taking to the stage at Digital Rail 2022. Watch this short video to find out more.
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Meet this Digital Rail 2022 speaker: Richard Thomas
Find out from Richard Thomas, UKRRIN Industrial Fellow in Data Integration and Cyber-Security at the University of Birmingham, about the topics he hopes to address during his panel discussion at the Digital Rail event on 7 & 8 November 2022.
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eBook: Digital projects and strategies in rail
With continued progress in rail's digital transformation, Global Railway Review has produced this eBook to showcase a variety of developments and exciting projects that are utilising digital solutions.
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Looking ahead to Digital Rail 2022 – a Global Railway Review event
On 7 and 8 November 2022, Global Railway Review will host our Digital Rail event; this year taking place in-person at London’s Twickenham Stadium. Industry experts and supporters of rail’s digital transformation – from the likes of Network Rail, SNCF Réseau, SBB, Green Cargo and the UIC – will all…
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New Connecticut River Bridge set to improve train reliability
Amtrak will soon start to look for a construction contractor to replace the Connecticut River Bridge, paving way for better reliability and decreased delays on the U.S. Northeast Corridor.
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Meet this Digital Rail 2022 speaker: Richard Schofield
Richard Schofield is Group Infrastructure Director for MTR UK and will be taking to the stage at Digital Rail 2022. Watch this short video to find out more.
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Roundtable: Tomorrow’s Train Stations
Moderated by Clément Gautier, Railway Station Advisor and Project Manager, UIC, participants of this Roundtable give opinions on the future of mainline railway stations as a single bridge between passengers, railway networks and cities.
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Global Railway Review Issue 5 2022
Packed full of exclusive content, including our InnoTrans 2022 review and Tomorrow's Train Stations Roundtable, plus features from: the Rail Delivery Group; MRS Logística; the CER; Avanti West Coast; Porterbrook; and much more!
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Only two weeks to go: Digital Rail 2022
Fancy a taster of what you can expect when joining us at Twickenham Stadium, the home of England Rugby, for Digital Rail 2022? Then why not take a look at our latest video to see what you could be experiencing in just two weeks’s time!
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Q&A with Josef Doppelbauer, ERA: Trends and challenges in rail
In this video interview taken at InnoTrans 2022, Josef Doppelbauer, Executive Director of the European Union Agency for Railways (ERA), spoke with Global Railway Review about ERA's mission, achievements in rail's digital transformation, the challenges facing rail’s workforce, and what the future of mobility looks like.
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Q&A with Bernd Eder, Kontron Transportation: Advancing FRMCS
In this video interview taken at InnoTrans 2022, Bernd Eder, COO at Kontron Transportation, spoke with Global Railway Review about the challenges faced in rail for FRMCS migration, the company's experience and success, and what the future holds for its product portfolio.
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Q&A with Jorge Rodríguez Julián, MainRail: optimising rail infrastructure maintenance
In this video interview taken at InnoTrans 2022, MainRail's CEO, Jorge Rodríguez Julián, explains how big data analysis can help infrastructure managers take control of their maintenance activities.
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High-speed ‘Javelin’ trains to get multi-million pound upgrade
The Southeastern 'Javelin' trains will get a full interior refresh, including new carpets and seats, with proposed new seating layouts to assist people with reduced mobility.
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LNER highlights carbon emission savings by switching to train travel
LNER is encouraging Britons to ditch their cars for autumn leisure trips, highlighting that 186,200 tCO2e of carbon emissions could be saved if each took just one journey by train rather than car.