Siemens to deliver 15 multi-system locomotives to PKP Cargo
Siemens has secured a €75m order from Polish logistics operator and rail freight carrier PKP Cargo to deliver 15 multi-system…
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Ireland to alter DART Underground design to reduce costs
Ireland has decided to redesign the €3bn DART Underground project in Dublin to cut costs.DART Underground is a proposed rail…
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Russia to modernise three more rail lines on Serbia’s Corridor 10
JSC Infrastructure Railways of Serbian and Russian Railways' (RZD) subsidiary RZD International have signed an agreement to re-build and modernise…
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Bombardier consortium wins $185m high-speed line signalling contract in Spain
Spain's Administrator of Railway Infrastructure (ADIF) has awarded a $185m to a consortium led by Bombardier, to install signalling systems…
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George Osborne invites China to bid for £11.8bn HS2 project
UK Chancellor George Osborne has opened the bidding process for phase one of the High Speed Two (HS2) rail project…
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Australia installs covert cameras to catch troublemakers on train tracks
The New South Wales (NSW) government in Australia has introduced a new technology for Sydney Trains to detect troublemakers and…
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Singapore orders 12 new Kawasaki trains for North-South and East-West lines
Singapore's Land Transport Authority (LTA) has awarded a S$136.8m ($97m) contract to a consortium of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, CSR Qingdao…
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London commuters to face two-day Tube strike next week
Control room staff of the London Underground (LU) operated Waterloo & City line are planning a 48-hour Tube strike next…
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Ethiopia starts first light rail passenger service in Addis Ababa
The Ethiopian Railway (ERC) has started passenger services on Addis Ababa Line 1, the first modern urban commuter rail service…
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Birmingham New Street station opens for passengers in England
UK rail infrastructure operator Network Rail has opened the redeveloped Birmingham New Street station for passengers.The £750m refurbishment has seen…