Life-saving defibrillators are being installed across 60 Northern stations
A total of 60 Northern stations are set to benefit from life-saving defibrillators over the next three months.
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A total of 60 Northern stations are set to benefit from life-saving defibrillators over the next three months.
Data from Transport for London has revealed that more customers than expected have taken advantage of the Elizabeth line since its opening in May 2022.
Following a turbulent few years for the rail industry, Global Railway Review looks ahead to some of the top industry trends to keep an eye on in 2023.
Transport for Wales have launched an on-train Wi-Fi portal which provides passengers information showing the train’s location, the next stop and the service’s destination.
The Office of Rail and Road has called for all train companies to implement a system which automatically notifies passengers of any travel changes.
Research has found that 72% of UK business travellers would like to increase the use of lower carbon modes of transport such as rail in 2023.
Network Rail are upgrading three miles of railway tracks between Scarborough and Hull as part of a £3.2m investment to improve reliability.
New Class 197 trains which will become the backbone of TfW’s services across the length of the Wales and Borders network have been revealed.
Newly released research investigating attitudes toward public transport has found that three in four people prefer better-connected public transport over driving.
Elron have exercised the option for 10 additional electric multiple-units from Škoda Group, bringing the total number of units in the order to 16.
Eurostar Group has unveiled new branding which will support them in their ambition to carry 30 million passengers by 2030.
North Carolina’s intercity passenger rail service between Raleigh, Charlotte, and the Northeast experienced its highest total ridership in 2022.
It has been announced that the Liverpool City Region’s new fleet of state-of-the-art trains could be in service as soon as Monday 23 January 2023.
The new rolling stock ordered by VR Group will meet the growing demand for night train travel in Finland as well as passenger expectations.
Indian Railways has ordered 1,200 new electric locomotives, making it Siemens Mobility's single largest locomotive order in history.