Czech Railways to improve safety at level crossings
New laser detectors are to be installed at dangerous railway crossings in the Czech Republic, the minister of Transport, Dan…...
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Transport for London takes new measures for better transparency
A range of measures, which are designed to make Transport for London (TfL) an even more transparent organisation, are set […]
Proposal for RZD’s split
The Russian Ministry of Economy proposed splitting RZD into two companies, according to Yaroslav Mandron, Director of the Ministry’s Department […]
Kuala Lumpur – Singapore HSR market sounding launched
Malaysia’s Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) and Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) have jointly launched a market sensing exercise via […]
Greece delays the privatization of Piraeus Port
The authorities in Greece will delay with a few weeks the sale of a majority stake in its largest port, […]
European Council agrees proposals on rail passenger liberalisation
On 8 October 2015, the European Council agreed a general approach on two proposals to liberalise domestic rail passenger services […]
DB Schenker Rail extends cooperation with SBB Cargo
DB Schenker Rail has commissioned SBB Cargo with transport operations for routing international freight trains via Switzerland for another five […]
Sofia to launch works on the third metro line
The Sofia’s third future metro line, will cover 50% of the entire city transport in Sofia, Stoyan Bratoev, Executive Director […]
China to build Indonesia’s first HSR
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Scotland: Borders Railway attracts over 125,000 passengers in first month
One month after the Borders Railway line opened on 6 September, more than 125,000 passenger journeys have been made. With…...
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