Renfe announces May start date for new high-speed trains
Spanish rail operator Renfe has taken delivery of its first 10 S106 high-speed trains from manufacturer Talgo ahead of their…
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Noah Bovenizer
Noah is a reporter across our transport sites. You can get in touch with him by emailing noah.bovenizer@globaldata.com
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High-speed Brightline West project finally breaks ground
Brightline West, the high-speed project connecting Las Vegas, Nevada to Los Angeles and Southern California, has reached a new milestone…
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Siemens to upgrade Copenhagen’s S-bane to go fully automated
Siemens Mobility will upgrade the entire S-bane network in Copenhagen, Denmark to prepare it for fully driverless train operations by…
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French open access co-operative Railcoop heading for liquidation
French open-access rail co-operative Railcoop has confirmed reports that it is likely to enter liquidation after a restructuring attempt seemingly…
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Northern installs Makaton information panels at six stations
UK rail operator Northern Trains has installed information panels using symbols from the Makaton language programme to communicate information about…
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Austria’s ÖBB continues modernisation works with project in Styria
Austria’s national rail company ÖBB has begun preparations for another expansion of its rail network on the Werndorf - Spielfeld-Straß southern…
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Alstom to upgrade people mover system for Jeddah airport
Alstom will deliver an upgrade to the automated people mover (APM) system at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, Saudi…
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EU’s FCH2Rail hydrogen train project finishes testing in Portugal
The FCH2Rail project developing a bimodal hydrogen fuel cell-powered train in Europe has completed testing in Portugal, becoming the first…
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Tanzania rail project gets $200m from World Bank
The World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA) has approved $200m in funding for a project to improve the safety, resilience…
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Transport for Wales reveals timetable changes, including service cuts
Transport for Wales (TfW) in the UK will remove or reduce a small number of underused rail services while increasing…