All articles by Eva Grey

Is Japan’s bullet train an affordable export?

In 1964, Japan opened the first high-speed rail network in the world between Tokyo and Shin Osaka. Over the years,…
Integrating drones into rail accident investigation

Drones are breaking ground on UK’s railways when it comes to accident investigation. Both Network Rail and the Rail Accident…
Tackling alcohol consumption on Britain’s railways

Over the past decade, technological advancements, paired with raising passenger awareness and tightening guidance and regulation, means that the UK…
Penn Station: New York’s ‘ugliest’ station set for a makeover

In September this year, New York City’s Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled new plans for the refurbishment of the new Pennsylvania…
Moscow-Kazan rail project advances hopes for Eurasian connectivity

In June this year, the head of China's high-speed rail innovation program Jia Limin announced the development of a next-generation…

From rails to trails: turning rail corridors into public spaces

When old railways reach the end of their useful life, rather than being left to fall into disrepair, an arrangement…
Roger Matthews discusses the future of on-board entertainment

One of the major upcoming challenges for train operators is to provide their passengers with the fast, reliable online connectivity…
One year on: catching up with the UK’s National Training Academy for Rail

In 2009 the UK was in desperate need for economic stimulus. Demand had slumped, business confidence too, and in September…
How digital technology can help railway staff

As digital technology has permeated our daily lives, its boundless potential is already leaving its mark on the world’s workforce,…
Jakarta’s MRT: bringing relief to the world’s most congested city

Jakarta's traffic congestion is notorious for being the worst in the world, costing billions every year. Now a new Mass…