Information is power: how Govia Thameslink is using tech to protect commuters
Before the UK went into its first lockdown in March last year, the largest rail franchise in the country, Govia…
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Information is power: how Govia Thameslink is using tech to protect commuters
Before the UK went into its first lockdown in March last year, the largest rail franchise in the country, Govia…
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Rail innovation: is Australia falling behind?
Australia boasts some of the most cutting-edge and technologically advanced rail networks in the world. Since its development in the…
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Is Germany’s love affair with DB unfair to other operators?
On a crisp September morning, Berlin woke up to the sound of a train’s horns blasting as it passed through…
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Is the ‘death of the commute’ forcing a ticketing rethink?
On an average weekday, London Waterloo station, the largest and busiest railway hub in the UK, used to welcome 125,000 journeys,…
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Debate: should railway tax be axed?
Adele Berti: Railway taxes are counter-productive and a smack in the face for sustainability It’s supposed to be a fairly…
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US election: could Joe Biden spark a Second Great Railroad Revolution?
As US election day dawns, the American rail industry is gearing up to find out what the new administration has…
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How China’s New Silk Road became a ‘life channel’ during Covid-19
Chinese President Xi Jinping once described China’s Belt and Road initiative as the “project of the century”. The year was…
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Private rail for India: a positive step towards long-overdue reform?
Private Rail in India: The Shift Towards Privatization Indian Railways is opening up to private operators for the first time…
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Stonehaven rail crash: key lessons to learn
It has been less than six months since Future Rail last covered climate change and the impact extreme weather conditions…