Etihad Rail signs three MoUs with European companies
Etihad Rail have signed MoUs with Renfe, GB Railfreight and High Speed 1 to exchange knowledge and expertise in the railway sector.
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Etihad Rail have signed MoUs with Renfe, GB Railfreight and High Speed 1 to exchange knowledge and expertise in the railway sector.
The Office of Rail and Road has published new data which shows that Britain has one of the safest railways in Europe.
Network Rail’s Rail Innovation and Development Centre has carried out its first testing of a train retrofitted with European Train Control System equipment.
The Elizabeth line is depicted on the tube map in purple to differentiate it from the London Underground lines.
Network Rail will modernise journeys into Manchester with a signalling overhaul during the Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday.
Siemens Mobility’s Communications-Based Train Control system is being used for the new East Rail Line Cross-Harbour Extension.
Etihad Rail have released a video which details the recent progress of one of the largest infrastructure projects in the UAE.
CER believes that ENVI’s position on the new Emissions Trading Scheme is a step in the right direction on targeted carbon pricing in transport.
The FRA have published the report which is the first to use metrics that provide comprehensive data on the passenger rail performance.
The FS Group have presented a 10-year business plan which offers a long-term vision and investment of over €190 billion, to ensure that infrastructure works are completed on schedule.
The Berner Oberland-Bahnen believe the new units will further encourage the shift from road to rail when they debut in 2025.
ÖBB have announced that alongside double track expansion of the Pottendorfer line, the Wampersdorf train station will also be rebuilt.
Research by Aston University has suggested three ways that commuting can be made quicker and safer for passengers.
Northern have introduced a new app that will help staff to check the status of self-service ticket machines on the network.
More than 15,000 freight locomotives in Britain will be fitted with technology that monitors the condition of wheelsets as part of the safety scheme.