A nationwide rail overhaul set to reshape travel across Poland
Work has begun on the most extensive railway development initiative ever undertaken in Poland. Prepared within the framework of the […]
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EU sends new equipment for Ukraine’s railways
The European Union has announced a new support package for Ukrzaliznytsia, which includes over 50 pieces of equipment intended for […]
MÁV paid compensation for fictitious delays following the switch to daylight saving time
The switch to daylight saving time caused a technical glitch on Sunday morning in the systems of Hungary’s state-owned railway […]
Alstom to repair Mazovia Railways’ Traxx locomotives
Alstom and Mazovia Railways (Koleje Mazowieckie) have signed a contract for major repairs on 11 Traxx locomotives. The work will […]
Adif moves forward with the “Y” high-speed rail line project
Adif has launched a tender for the design of the 45-kilometer Bizkaia section, part of Spain’s “Y” high-speed rail project […]
REPORT: European railways increasingly vulnerable to extreme weather
Extreme weather events are increasingly affecting European rail infrastructure, and the pace at which networks are adapting remains uneven, according […]
SNCB to stop selling tickets on trains starting July 1
The Belgian railway company SNCB will eliminate the option to purchase tickets directly from the conductor on board trains starting […]
Škoda strengthens its position in Switzerland
The Škoda Group has officially become a member of the Swiss-Czech Chamber of Commerce, marking a strategic step in strengthening […]
EUR 400 million rail modernisation contract in Romania
CFR SA has signed the contract for the modernisation of the Craiova–Filiași railway line, following the resolution of all appeals. […]
Lithuania cuts train ticket prices in half due to rising fuel costs
Lithuania will reduce train ticket prices by 50% on all domestic routes from April 1 to May 31, amid rising […]