Hyundai Rotem electric locos arrive in Tanzania
Three more of the 17 Hyundai Rotem locomotives on order have arrived in Tanzania's capital Dar-es-Salaam. They will now be…
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Patrick Rhys Atack
Patrick Rhys Atack is the Editor on our Transport desk, managing the Ship Technology, Airport Technology, and Railway Technology sites. He's covered education, business, and general news at various TV stations and online outlets. You can reach him at patrick.atack@globaldata.com
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UK rail operator Govia awards $79m in dividends amid UK rail dissatisfaction
Govia, the Train Operating Company (TOC) responsible for a large network of services in London and the South East of…
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Amtrak says Long Distance is here for the long term with new purchases
Amtrak, the US national passenger rail provider, will invest "multi-billions" in a new Long Distance fleet. It has asked rolling…
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UK accessibility app signs deal to provide to Japanese regional line
Transreport, a UK-founded technology service provider, has signed its first international deal. It will extend its Passenger Assistance mobile application…
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Investment company RIVE expands rolling stock interests by €300m
French private investment company RIVE has secured €300m ($328m) financing to purchase 55 new locomotives to bolster its European leasing…
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Spain’s Adif allocates €30m to protect health and safety
Spain's state-owned rail infrastructure manager Adif said it would spend €30m ($33m) on ensuring health and safety standards are maintained…
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The story of the great Polish train hack
Rolling stock manufacturer Newag, Poland’s Lower Silesian Railways (LSR), and a group of hackers called Dragon Sector, are locked in…
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CN seals acquisition of Iowa Northern
Canadian National (CN) has finalised its acquisition of Iowa Northern Railway, a US railroad firm which runs 275 miles (440km)…
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“Cost may outweigh benefits” of UK rail line warns Audit Office
The UK government’s auditors, the National Audit Office (NAO), has warned a new East-West route in the south of England…
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New Glasgow Subway rolling stock used on passenger services
The world's third-oldest underground passenger railway, the Glasgow Subway in Scotland, has begun passenger services with its new rolling stock…