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Ukraine to supply 1500 cars to Turkmenistan

December 16, 2015

Ukraine is to supply 1500 freight cars to Turkmenistan, the Ukrainian Ministry of Regional Development, Construction, Hennadii Zubko said, quoted […]

New rail service Rotterdam-Frankfurt

December 16, 2015

Contargo will start a new rail connection between Rotterdam and Frankfurt am Main from January 2016. The Rhine-Main-Rotterdam Shuttle will…...

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Freigth volume to increase on Trans-Caspian route

December 15, 2015

Azerbaijan can supply up to 54 million tons of cargo to Europe through the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TMTM), Igbal […]

The first transit train from China arrived in Georgia

December 14, 2015

On December 13, the first transit train sent from the terminal of the Chinese port Lianungian has arrived in Georgia,…...

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Scotland’s railway development study published

December 14, 2015

Network Rail has published the Scotland Route Study a long-term plan looking at how Scotland’s railway could evolve over the…...

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Amsted Rail to make one million CN wheels

December 11, 2015

Canadian National Railway and Amsted Rail signed a long-term contract to produce one million wheels for use at CN’s Transcona…...

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Green light for Etihad Rail commercial services

December 11, 2015

UAE Federal Transport Authority (FTA) granted Etihad Rail the official safety authorizations to commence commercial operations on Stage One of…...

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Aurizon signs agreement for new intermodal hub in Sydney

December 10, 2015

Aurizon has signed a Heads of Agreement with NSW Ports to operate the Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre (ILC) in Western…...

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BNSF receives penalties for breaking hazmat spill-reporting rules

December 10, 2015

BNSF was penalized by state regulators for failing to report on time multiple hazardous material spills along state railways. The…...

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Japan to open up railway market for EU companies

December 10, 2015

Japan has offered European companies broader access to its railway market in ongoing free trade talks with the European Union, […]

Freight

Ukraine to supply 1500 cars to Turkmenistan

New rail service Rotterdam-Frankfurt

Freigth volume to increase on Trans-Caspian route

The first transit train from China arrived in Georgia

Scotland’s railway development study published

Amsted Rail to make one million CN wheels

Green light for Etihad Rail commercial services

Aurizon signs agreement for new intermodal hub in Sydney

BNSF receives penalties for breaking hazmat spill-reporting rules

Japan to open up railway market for EU companies

INTERVIEW. MSA Damper defines tailor made dampers

Proposed major investment in Hudson Valley Rail Service

Vinkovci – Vukovar rail modernisation completed

Ottawa O-Train South Extension enters commercial service

Siemens Mobility awarded HS2 contracts worth EUR 670 million

DB will carry out all ICE 4 maintenance in Cottbus

VR FleetCare wins major wagon contract

Alstom to refurbish Southeastern’s Class 376 fleet

CAF to supply 22 Intercités Oxygène trains to SNCF Voyageurs

Africa needs USD 65-105 billion a year to catch up

Making trains run on time: why data is key to the EU’s goal of increasing rail use

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