Rail Leaders´ Summit: Visions for the cities of the future
On 18 September at the InnoTrans Convention, the Rail Leaders´ Summit 2018 will focus on a topic of major importance – the future of cities and rail.
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New study shows the commute should be counted as part of the working day
Traditionally, the government has been more concerned about the benefits of free Wi-Fi for business travellers, but a research team believe that the impact on commuters may be more important.
Elizabeth line services through central London won’t be open until 2019
The Elizabeth line will bring an extra 1.5 million people to within 45 minutes of central London and more than 200 million passengers are expected to use it every year.
PORR wins Poland’s largest railway construction contract to date
PKP PLK awards PORR with its fifth contract, appointing the company to complete the modernisation of an essential railway line.
Brightline’s PAB request approved by the FDFC Board
Five U.S. counties will benefit from improved rail infrastructure since Brightline’s private activity bond request was approved by the Florida Development Finance Corporation.
UK rail opportunities for international investors at InnoTrans 2018
At InnoTrans 2018, the Midlands Engine and Northern Powerhouse will be exhibiting to promote UK rail investment opportunities - specifically showcasing the North and Midlands as the best location for companies to set up in the UK.
FRA awards more than $200 million for PTC implementation
In selecting the grant winners, the FRA considered factors such as supporting economic vitality, leveraging federal funding and approaches to improve safety.
Rail sector calls for EU budget that ensures the digitalisation of transport
The CER is calling upon policymakers to better reflect the importance of the digital transformation of rail in the new CEF proposal by increasing the allocated budget.
UK trials world-first personalised disruption messaging technology
East Midlands Trains is currently piloting a new communications technology in a bid to drastically transform rail journeys for passengers.
Pendolino trains in Poland soon to receive Wi-Fi from Alstom
Free, wireless internet access is one of the most commonly expected standards of the 21st century, and so PKP Intercity are updating their vehicles accordingly.
Images reveal first glimpse of Hull Trains’ new bullet train-inspired fleet
The new fleet for Hull Trains will provide more in terms of customer service, as well as shorter journey times and reduced pollution.
MTR to operate the Hong Kong HSR service for at least the next 10 years
The high-speed link (HSR) offers new facilities, smoother travel and shorter journey times between Hong Kong and Mainland China.
UWC and Transmashholding to strengthen South America’s freight transportation
A new partnership will focus on developing freight transportation, alongside the expansion of both companies in South America.
Investment into Hitachi’s train factory surpasses £100 million
A new £5 million building at Newton Aycliffe has been completed and opened, increasing the production levels and the number of jobs available.
‘Career and Education’ holds down a hall at InnoTrans
InnoTrans 2018 has given an entire hall to Careers and Education to inspire the next generation of transport employees, running from 18-21 September.