Stadler to provide maintenance for Austin’s GTW fleet
Stadler and the US operator CapMetro have signed a long-term agreement for technical support and spare parts management for the […]
September 2026
The European Commission’s proposal on public procurement: what it means for the rail sector
The European Commission’s proposal for a new regulation on public procurement will introduce changes that will also affect public procurement […]
Contracts worth over 1 billion GBP for the UK’s first long-distance BMUs
TransPennine Express is set to receive 29 Alstom Adessia Stream BMUs as part of a package of contracts worth over […]
Škoda trains for Arriva are taking shape
Production of the new generation of Škoda trains for operator Arriva has reached a significant milestone, with the manufacturer having […]
Protest by train drivers in Poland
Train drivers in Poland launched a nationwide protest on Friday following the fatal accident on Wednesday at Sokolniki Suche. The […]
Lower Silesia orders a further 10 ecodiesel trains from Pesa
Koleje Dolnośląskie, the regional rail operator in Lower Silesia, Poland, has ordered a further 10 ecodiesel trains from Pesa, exercising […]
PKP Intercity orders a further 32 Griffin 200 locomotives from Newag
PKP Intercity has exercised the option provided for in the contract signed in January 2024 with the Polish manufacturer Newag […]
Ukrzaliznytsia puts 25 properties up for sale
The Ukrainian rail operator Ukrzaliznytsia is resuming the sale of assets no longer required for its operations and is preparing, […]
Increased funding for rail freight transport in Germany
The German Federal Ministry of Transport, together with the Federal Ministry of Finance, has increased funding by up to EUR […]
Renfe is displaying its commuter trains on a map in real time
Passengers in Spain can track the location of Cercanías trains currently in service on a map, using a tool developed […]