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In total, there are 63 fully automated operations (FAO) in 42 cities across 19 different countries.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - better known as Metro - has revealed major plans to address structural deficiencies on 20 of its Metrorail station platforms. Decades of exposure to the elements has forced engineers to install temporary measures...

In South Wales, the campaign to reopen a disused railway tunnel as a foot and cycle path has passed a crucial milestone with the completion of a detailed examination into its condition. Connecting two former coal mining valleys, it’s hoped that Rhondda Tunnel will boost the local economy by enticing tourists and creating jobs. But […]

Siemens engineers in Germany have begun testing Great Northern's new fleet of Class 717 EMUs.

PLANTWORX, the UK’s largest working plant and equipment exhibition in 2019, is about to get even bigger with the introduction of a new dedicated section for the rail industry.

The owner and operator of the UK's first high-speed line has revealed it is in advanced discussions with three international operators to launch a direct high-speed train from London to Bordeaux.

Bombardier has received a firm order for 60 trams through a framework agreement with the Brussels Intercommunal Transportation Company (STIB).

Planners in Victoria, Australia, have been tasked with investigating the cost and requirements of building a high-speed line between Melbourne and the state's second biggest city, Geelong.

The joint venture - 70 per cent First Group, 30 per cent Trenitalia - has pulled out to focus on its bid for the West Coast Partnership franchise, according to a spokesperson.

Around A$1.6 billion will be spent on the C-Series train building programme - one of the biggest orders for rolling stock in the state's history.