Knorr-Bremse builds modular campus in India
Knorr-Bremse has started construction work on a modular campus in India that will bring together production, engineering, and artificial intelligence […]
Innovation
Wabtec acquires train coupling systems manufacturer
Wabtec has announced the completion of its acquisition of Dellner Couplers, a Sweden-based global leader in train coupling systems, which […]
“Uber on rails”: France’s solution for abandoned railway lines
France is testing an unconventional solution to reuse approximately 5,700 km of abandoned secondary railway lines: light electric vehicles capable […]
Alstom opens a new hub in Naples and announces job openings
Alstom has announced the opening of its new hub in Naples, located in the center of the Centro Direzionale business […]
Europe’s Rail launches its first call for proposals for 2026
Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking has launched its first call for proposals for this year, with a total contribution from the […]
Tram vibrations reduced by up to 51% after technical modifications in Germany
Vibrations generated by trams are one of the most sensitive issues in urban rail transport, especially in dense urban areas. […]
UNIFE: Europe’s transport challenges demand rail first
Europe faces many challenges in the transport sector, but a ‘rail first approach’ offers a clear path to cleaner, more […]
Waldenburg railway becomes the first in Switzerland with semi-automated operation
BLT Baselland Transport has become the first railway company in Switzerland to introduce semi-automated train operation after the Federal Office […]
DB and Alstom are testing remote train control in depots
Deutsche Bahn (DB) and Alstom have conducted the first operational test of remote control of an S-Bahn train in a […]
Japan opens a new chapter for Shinkansen: Freight transport at 300 km/h
For the first time in the history of Japanese railways, a Shinkansen train will run exclusively for freight transport, marking […]