DB reaches milestone with 30 percent female managers
Deutsche Bahn (DB) reaches milestone with 30 percent female managers and sets a new target for 2035. DB has now […]
Policy
Vienna West Station becomes a solar power plant
Vienna West Station becomes a solar power plant. The largest inner-city photovoltaic system is being built on the new platform […]
SNCB kicks off EuroCity for the Summer Olympics
EuroCity between Brussels and Paris kicks off in time for the Summer Olympics. This Wednesday morning, the first EuroCity train […]
Canada creates transit fund to support public transport
The Federal government has launched the Canada Public Transit Fund, that will support public transit projects across Canada. Through this […]
Transnet secures USD 1 billion AfDB loan
The African Development Bank Group has approved a ZAR 18.85 billion (USD 1 billion) corporate loan to Transnet, the South […]
MBTA to install Narcan cabinets at five Red Line stations
The MBTA announced the installation of cabinets to support a Public Access Naloxone (Narcan) Pilot on the Red Line. In […]
UK introduces bill for private rail services to enter public sector
The Department for Transport (DfT) introduced to Parliament a legislation to bring UK railways into public ownership, marking the biggest […]
Rail Baltica included in TEN-T corridor with Ukraine
On Thursday, July 18, the revised regulation of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) came into force, aimed at improving the […]
ORR delivers assessment of rail industry
The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) in Britain has released its annual assessment of the industry, which highlights its […]
Voith e-coupler to be used as standard for DAC
The e-coupler developed by Voith becomes standard for Digital Automated Couplers (DAC) in European rail freight transportation. The e-coupler developed […]