Rail operators are increasingly turning to hybrid connectivity models combining cellular, trackside and satellite technologies to deliver more resilient and uninterrupted onboard passenger connectivity.
Passengers travelling into London Waterloo are seeing increased capacity and upgraded trains following major changes across the South Western Railway network.
The legislation is expected to improve rail planning, unlock additional capacity and support growth in passenger and freight services.
Rail operators are progressing long-term plans for direct international services linking London with major Swiss cities.
A new payment and revenue system is set to transform how Britain’s railways operate and how customers experience journeys, marking a defining moment for the industry.
Global Railway Review has launched an updated website to improve access to content across rail operations, infrastructure and technology, alongside a new membership model that provides full access to premium analysis, reports and expert commentary.
As transport shifts to digital-first, account-based models, ticketing is emerging as a key enabler of seamless, multimodal travel. Speaking to Global Railway Review, Lee Christopher, Senior Product Manager at Tracsis PLC, explains how integration, innovation and user-focused design are shaping next-generation passenger journeys.
On World Public Transport Day, Gianfranco Sgro, CEO of Arriva Group, argues that clear modal shift targets and long-term policy direction are essential to unlocking investment, strengthening resilience and making passenger transport the first choice across Europe.
Expanded Pacific Surfliner service will offer more frequent trips, better peak travel options and improved regional connectivity for passengers.
London Euston unveils new customer hub and upgraded seating, enhancing passenger experience following completion of West Coast Main Line engineering works.
Five-year deal secures continued operation of Atlanta’s Plane Train, supporting high passenger volumes, system reliability and seamless terminal connectivity.
Hitachi Rail will manufacture rolling stock for Seibu Railway’s new fine dining train vies, scheduled to enter service in March 2028.
Siemens Mobility demonstrates automated train operation on ETCS mainline in Finland, marking a milestone in digital rail and improved capacity, safety and efficiency.
New validator expands Hitachi Rail’s digital ticketing portfolio, supporting contactless travel and multimodal transport networks while improving efficiency and sustainability.
Global Railway Review exclusively interviewed LNER’s Adrian Varma and Northern’s Marc Silverwood to explore how digital twins are transforming railway operations, enabling real-time decision-making, predictive testing and smarter disruption management.
DB Cargo UK honours Plasmor founder Antony Slater with locomotive naming as the companies mark a renewed five year rail freight partnership.
Huawei and CASCO launch the first FRMCS-based TACN train system, delivering moving block operations and increasing rail transport capacity by 60% on deployed freight corridors.
TfL and west London partners commit £6.65 million to progress design, consultation and modelling for the proposed West London Orbital Overground rail line.
Alstom will deliver preventive and corrective signalling maintenance for Quito Metro Line 1 under a $27 million contract running for four years.
€481.6 million contract covers rolling stock and CBTC signalling for Turin Metro Line 2, introducing fully automated GoA4 operations and advanced digital asset management.