Article: Slovenia moves forward for Divača–Koper second track
Divača–Koper is Slovenia’s largest and most important infrastructure project that has been widely debated on at both national level and […]
July 2017
Moscow approves a new metro line extension
The Moscow Government has approved the new metro line extension project towards Kommunarka, thus, the Sokolnicheskaya Line (the Red Line) […]
Inland Rail first environmental impact statement released
Inland Rail project marks a major milestone as the Australian Government released the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Parkes […]
UK to modify rules on train punctuality
From April 2019, UK rail operators will have to use a new benchmark for the classification of late/on time trains. […]
Jacobs Engineering wins rail consultancy project in Malaysia
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. has been awarded the role of lead trackwork design consultant for a rail-based three line public […]
Indonesia may invite more countries to bid for Java rail project
In an attempt to reduce costs, the Indonesian government is considering seeking bids from foreign governments to build a new […]
NTV sells stake to Peninsula Capital
Italian high speed train operator Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori (NTV) has sold a 13% stake to Peninsula Capital. The deal was […]
RZD’s exit from TransContainer debated by FAS
According to Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia (FAS) Head Igor Artemyev, as long as the sector is not demonopolized, the […]
Riga contracts loan for tram acquisition
Nordic Investment Bank and public transport operator in Riga, Rīgas satiksme, have signed a contract for a loan of EUR […]
Steve Hoye joins Pacific Harbor Line as Vice President
LOS ANGELES, July 20—Anacostia Rail Holdings (http://www.anacostia.com) has appointed Stephen Hoye vice president of its Pacific Harbor Line (PHL) subsidiary, […]