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The renewed contract keeps BNSF crews and tracks behind the commuter service linking Chicago and Aurora until 2036.
Railinc has promoted Joan Smemoe to president as the company prepares for the retirement of long-time chief executive Allen West.
The new entity will operate bulk commodity services using its own locomotives and wagons under long-term contracts, starting on Queensland’s narrow-gauge network.
FS Logistix is taking a 30% stake in CFI as part of a new industrial agreement with F2i and FHP Group aimed at strengthening intermodal rail freight in Italy.
The delivery is the first commercial relationship between the two companies.
The new offering comprises courses and workshops designed for companies, managers, and specialists seeking to keep pace with dynamically evolving legislative requirements, technical standards, and market trends.
Deutsche Bahn has reached an out-of-court settlement with MAN over damages linked to the truck cartel, ending a nearly decade-long legal dispute.
ÖBB Holding released results of the group of its companies for the year 2025.
Správa železnic is changing its procurement model, opening more contracts to specialist suppliers and easing qualification requirements.
The agreement secures supply from the Pueblo, Colorado-based mill, the only dedicated rail production facility in the United States.
Six consortia are competing to build the first high-speed rail section in Poland, marking a key step in the country’s new HSR programme.
České dráhy (ČD), the Czech national railway carrier, has launched the sale of surplus multisystem locomotives as part of its fleet modernisation strategy.
He will join Heiko Krebs in the company’s dual leadership structure, succeeding Armin Riedl.
The transaction strengthens Alstom’s capacity to maintain and develop hydrogen-powered rolling stock deployed in Germany, Italy, and France.
CHEMET, a Polish manufacturer of pressure vessels and railway tank cars, reached its 80th year of operations in 2025.
The control units will be deployed in traction control applications on the VLocity diesel multiple units operating in Australia.
The Norwegian Railway Directorate has released three strategic studies assessing the future role of rail in meeting passenger, freight and public transport demand through 2050.
The site, officially opened at the beginning of April 2026, is expected to create more than 500 jobs by 2028 and support growing demand for passenger rail equipment in the United States.
RAILPOOL has secured a €100 million loan to finance new locomotives, supporting rail freight growth and decarbonisation in Germany.
The rebranding aligns the company’s visual image and corporate values with its long-term objective of supporting a greener and more connected transport system.