Milan completes M4 metro extension
The completion of Milan's M4 metro line to the San Cristoforo terminus marks a major boost in the city's public transport network, aiming to reduce urban traffic and cut annual CO2 emissions by over 10,000 tonnes.
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Renfe to launch new high-speed AVE route between Barcelona and Toulouse in 2025
Renfe will launch a new high-speed AVE service between Barcelona and Toulouse in mid-2025, offering six daily cross-border trains and connecting 17 cities across Spain and southern France.
Norfolk Southern boosts hurricane relief efforts with additional $400,000 donation
Norfolk Southern Corporation has donated an additional $400,000 to the American Red Cross for hurricane relief, while offering grants to employees affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Campaign for Better Transport urges UK Chancellor to cut public transport costs
The Campaign for Better Transport urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to extend the £2 bus fare cap and freeze rail fares to keep public transport affordable in the upcoming Budget.
Network Rail completes critical track work on historic Thames Bridge
Network Rail has completed vital track work on the Grade II listed Kew railway bridge, replacing 577 aging wheel timbers to improve service reliability on both the London Overground and District lines.
Northern introduces fuel-saving innovations for diesel fleet
Northern has developed a data-driven model that optimises train driving patterns, potentially reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions by up to 7%, with trials underway on key routes across the North East.
Lithuanian government approves plan for regional stations on Rail Baltica line
The Lithuanian government has approved a plan to develop regional stations along the Rail Baltica line from Kaunas to the Latvian border, enhancing passenger and freight connectivity in the region.
Rail industry highlights environmental impact of switching from cars to trains
A new campaign shows how replacing just one car journey with a train trip can significantly reduce carbon emissions and help tackle climate change.
QTS tackles mental health challenges in the rail industry
QTS is leading efforts in the rail industry to prioritise mental health by providing training, peer support and accessible resources to foster a more open and supportive work environment.
Kawasaki Rail Car celebrates milestone of 5,000 railcars in U.S. market
Kawasaki Rail Car celebrated the production of its 5,000th railcar in the U.S., highlighting its four decades of contributions to New York's economy and public transit systems.
Belfast Grand Central Station to open for rail services on 13 October 2024
Belfast Grand Central Station will officially open for rail services on 13 October, offering enhanced connectivity as the city’s new main transport hub.
Significant track price hike threatens rail freight competitiveness in Germany
According to industry experts and VPI, the planned 16% track price increase for Germany's rail freight in 2025 risks shifting freight to roads, threatening competitiveness and environmental goals.
Network Rail and DfT unveil five-point plan to enhance Euston station
Network Rail and DfT's five-point plan will enhance Euston station, focusing on immediate improvements to passenger experience while preparing for long-term redesign efforts.
TX Logistik expands fleet with new Vectron locomotives
TX Logistik AG has begun expanding its fleet with 40 new Vectron locomotives, enhancing capacity on key European rail freight routes and promoting environmentally friendly transport alternatives.
CER publishes fourth progress report on Ticketing Roadmap
CER reports progress on its Ticketing Roadmap, including digital advancements and the roll-out of OSDM in Sweden, while calling for further harmonisation of ticketing across Europe.