One of Europe’s largest rail yards digitally transformed by Kontron
Kontron AIS, the software subsidiary of the Austrian Kontron Group, has won a major contract to modernize the control and […]
June 2026
Škoda to install its own ETCS on new RegioJet hybrid trains
For the first time, the Škoda Group will install the ETCS system—developed by its Belgian subsidiary, The Signalling Company—on new […]
Turkiye tests first locally produced railcar for transporting semi-trailers
TÜRASAŞ, the Turkish rolling stock manufacturer, has completed the prototype of a railcar designed to transport trucks semi-trailers by rail. […]
Systra wins two contracts for the future tram system in Camp de Tarragona
Systra Ardanuy will participate in the development of the future tram system in Camp de Tarragona, a region in southern […]
The Czechs have opened a modern rail terminal in Jihlava
Správa železnic, the Czech railway infrastructure manager, and the city of Jihlava have officially opened a new transport hub at […]
What European railways can learn from Ukraine
European railways can learn from Ukraine how to protect their infrastructure and quickly restore operations following attacks, acts of sabotage, […]
Renfe is putting more than 21.6 million train seats on sale for this summer
Renfe, Spain’s state-owned rail operator, will make over 21.6 million seats available on its trains for the 2026 summer season. […]
New UIP President Peter Reinshagen calls for a change in mindset in rail freight transport
Peter Reinshagen was elected president of the International Union of Wagon Keepers (UIP), the European organization of freight railcar owners. […]
What’s on the menu in First Class on Acela trains
Amtrak, the national passenger rail operator in the United States, is changing the menu for First Class passengers on Acela […]
DB CEO, “shocked” by the Stuttgart 21 audit
Stuttgart 21, one of Germany’s most controversial rail projects, is entering a new phase of crisis. Deutsche Bahn (DB) has […]