The announcement followed a meeting between the Ministry for Communities and Territories Development of Ukraine and EBRD representatives.
The collaboration aims to improve safety, punctuality, and sustainability across Greece's rail infrastructure.
The Spanish Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility recently took steps on two key rail projects aimed at improving connectivity within and beyond the country.
The proposal mandates that future warehouses and logistics platforms include rail connections, with a potential tax on non-compliant projects.
This segment represents the first of three phases in the new Porto–Lisbon connection.
Manufacturing for the project will take place at BEML’s Bengaluru rail coach complex, with the delivery scheduled for the end of 2026.
The European Rail Freight Association (ERFA) has presented its strategic manifesto for the 2024-2029 legislative period, outlining key areas of focus for both the European Union and national governments.
The reforms are part of a long-term strategy to revitalise the railways, with the focus on delivering a reliable, efficient, and accessible service for all users.
Further details regarding the procurement process and timeline are expected to be released when the official contract notice is issued in the coming weeks.
An agreement has been reached on the new railway line between Gothenburg and Borås, involving multiple stakeholders.
This decision was made during a meeting of the Council of Ministers, citing concerns over national security and public order.
The investigation involves drilling 27 boreholes at key locations, which will provide critical data to determine geological conditions along the proposed route.
Initial sketches of the proposed Berești Multimodal Logistics Complex, located at the Berești railway station in Ungheni, Moldova, have been unveiled as part of an ongoing feasibility study.
While the immediate crisis has been averted, the dispute reflects ongoing tensions between labor and management in the rail industry, particularly regarding issues such as work-life balance, scheduling, and safety standards.
Lineas’ memorandum is a call to action for both the federal and regional governments to support the rail freight sector, ensuring it remains competitive and capable of meeting future transportation demands.
The wagon is designed to meet the specific logistical requirements of the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF), particularly for transporting military vehicles like the ALTAY tank.
Air Canada and SNCF Voyageurs recently joined the team, complementing the existing members and bringing additional expertise to the project.
The Central Asian country is ordering new rolling stock and improving infrastructure.
The Estonian government has given the green light to proceed with the privatization of AS Operail, following the proposal of Minister of Infrastructure.
Unlike the high-speed rail market, Spanish medium distance and commuter rail is monopolised by Renfe. This should change by 2026.