All articles by Eva Grey

Paris’ Arts and Civilisations train takes passengers on a culture trip

A recent collaboration between French rail operator SNCF and Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac saw train carriages on…
Change and the modern railway: how new lines shift communities

The US has long struggled to catch up with its European counterparts when it comes to public transportation. Traditionally, lack…
‘Audacious’ private freight line hopes to end Chicago’s gridlock

As North America’s single largest rail hub, Chicago handles roughly 25% of nationwide rail traffic between the country’s east and…
The fight to reopen Camberwell Railway

At the heart of Southwark, just three miles away from central London, lies a relic from 1862. Before its initial…
Positive train control: is the US on track?

In 2008, a Metrolink commuter train crashed head-on into a freight train in a Los Angeles suburb, leaving 25 passengers…

Rebuilding Riga for Rail Baltica

Identified as one of European Commission’s most important cross-border projects, Rail Baltica hopes to renew regional integration by re-joining the…
Delivering increased capacity via the Stockholm City Line project

Stockholm City Line, one of Sweden’s largest and most important construction projects, is set to open in July, doubling rail…
More than a train: India invests in Japanese high-speed rail

On 16 April 1853, Indian Railway’s first passenger train chugged out of Boree Bunder station in Mumbai on its way to…
Montréal’s rapid transit project sparks environmental concerns

Montréal’s plan to build the fourth-largest automated transportation system in the world right through the heart of the city has…
Raildar’s interactive maps: a bird’s eye view of UK rail networks

Train delays are a perennial passenger frustration. Last year, train services in the UK ran later than any other time…