The Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications, Marius Skuodis, joined his Central European and Baltic counterparts to discuss the implementation of joint transport infrastructure projects.
The project, called the Blue and Red Lines, aims to connect major Egyptian cities like Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Safaga, and Qena, facilitating both passenger and freight transportation.
The Ontario government has taken steps to reinstate northeastern passenger rail service by awarding contracts to design and manufacture new station shelters, improve rail safety, and upgrade warning systems.
This project, involving an investment of over 30 million euros, aims to accommodate advanced maintenance vehicles and ServiceJets.
The merger aims to improve coordination between rail and road transportation, ultimately boosting intermodal freight.
Siemens Mobility has unveiled plans for a new fleet of battery-powered trains that promise to revolutionize the future of Britain's railways.
This project aims to connect Romania more efficiently with Western Europe, promoting sustainable and efficient transport of goods.
The recent natural disaster on May 25-26 2024 has caused extensive damage to the railway lines in Lori province, affecting up to 2 kilometers of track.
With the expansion, the terminal will cover the area of roughly the size of 45 soccer fields.
This decision follows five years of procedural groundwork, coordinated efforts, and financial investments. The line should become operation in December 2027.
The project will be the construction of 230 km of railway line, with the start of work in the Bauska region.
Following the derailment of a freight train on the Sørlandsbanen line, significant repairs are in progress, with completion now projected for Sunday, 2 June.
Track laying has officially started on the Foynes to Limerick rail freight line, a key phase in the effort to reopen this important route, led by Iarnród Éireann.
This comes after extensive repair work following the bridge's collapse in August 2023 due to severe flooding caused by Storm Hans.
Adif, the Spanish railway infrastructure manager, has announced significant investments to upgrade infrastructure at two key freight terminals in Andalusia.
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has announced the allocation of more than $1 billion in funding from the Australian Government to improve the resilience and reliability of key sections of the 8,500-kilometre national rail network.
This facility is positioned to become a key site within the company’s maintenance network, serving the broader European rail market.
A powerful storm recently struck Veneto, Italy, causing significant disruptions to railway operations.
The construction of the Intermodal Terminal in Batajnica, in urban neighbourhood of the capital Belgrade, is approaching completion.
The project will serve intermodal as well as military purposes.