Trenitalia and SŽ Potniški promet (SŽ PP) have signed a preliminary agreement to establish a direct train service between Milan and Ljubljana.
California's High-Speed Rail Authority has advanced in the state's high-speed rail project following a federal investment of approximately $3.1 billion. The Authority recently released a shortlist of potential suppliers for the procurement of new electrified high-speed trainsets.
With construction due to start in spring 2024, this initiative will mark a major step forward for the Estonian section of the project, advancing the project's goal of opening to rail traffic in 2030.
By the end of 2026, you will be able to reach Rome and Milan from Munich and Monaco by Frecciarossa 1000 trains, Trenitalia and DB say.
Technology in line with the European Green Deal for sustainable rail transport promises increased operational flexibility and efficiency.
In the third quarter of 2023, Spain's high-speed rail services witnessed a surge in passenger numbers, reaching an all-time high with over 8.4 million travellers.
This progress marks a key stage in the construction of HS2, the longest tunnel to improve the UK's rail infrastructure. The project also has a strong environmental focus.
With a phased approach to completion by 2050, this agreement promises to emphasize the shift towards sustainable mobility and meet the diverse needs of Member States.
As published in the Official Journal of the European Union, DB Fernverkehr is looking for new high-speed rolling stock with trials planned for 2031.
Moroccan Office National des Chemins de Fer (ONCF) has announced a renewal plan for the passenger rail fleet, including 18 high-speed trains.
During the Rail Live event in Madrid, CPK signed an agreement with Adif aiming to enhance the development of Poland's high-speed railway network.
Since entering the Spanish high-speed rail market at the end of November 2022, the company has moved over 5 million passengers.
Ministers of Transport and Communications of North Macedonia and Serbia have signed a memorandum in Belgrade.
FS Group’s Trenitalia and Hitachi Rail signed a deal valued over one billion euros for 30 new Frecciarossa ETR 1000 trains with an option for ten additional units.
The government has given the green light for Centralny Port Komunykacyjny (CPK) to acquire over 100 electric multiple units with a maximum speed of 250 km/h.
The partnership will focus on developing interoperable hyperloop systems, testing these technologies in both the Netherlands and Spain, and facilitating efficient transportation of passengers and goods across borders.
The design innovation will extend to the entire DB travel experience, with further trains featuring the new interior design to be delivered by 2028.
Recently introduced new MS Griffin locomotive from the Polish manufacturer Newag reached 240 km/h on tests.
The Serbian transport minister signed an agreement with the biggest rolling stock manufacturer in the world, CRRC, to deliver five high-speed trains.
With an estimated total investment of £1 billion, EVOLYN aims to provide an environmentally friendly rail service, starting operations in 2025.