Rail Projects

Having attracted media attention surrounding its testing and initial orders in Europe, we take a look at the train which is leading the way for the next generation of rolling stock.

The new 7.8km-long line is expected to open in June 2019 connecting terminals T1 and T2 to two new terminals: S1 and S2.

Hyperloop could dramatically improve journey times over long distances by strapping passengers into pods and propelling them through reduced-pressure tubes using magnetics and electric motors.

Deutsche Bahn has awarded Powerlines a contract to electrify two sections of track between Munich and Zurich.

P&O Ferrymasters has added a fifth service to its Poznan-Rotterdam train just four months after it was launched.

The New South Wales Government has announced plans for the Stage 2 extension of the Parramatta Light Rail, before work on Stage 1 has even begun.

Public transport operator Keolis Group has been awarded two new contracts totalling €1.2 billion in France.

Rafael Santana - who formerly held the same role at the company's Latin American transport division - will lead the team from November 1.

The UK's Department for Transport has released its third 'Rolling Stock Perception' strategy which details the challenges of the market and what the government is doing to tackle them.

The company's chief commercial officer Peder Osterkamp christened the high-speed train with champagne and said that MTR had "listened to the voice of the people".