The skills and expertise of the rail industry have not only been demonstrated in ensuring that the movement of people and goods is uninhibited during the corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic.
In Barcelona,
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Transporting cars by train cuts emissions by 75 per cent
Automaker Volvo Cars has found significant emissions reduction by shifting the movement of cars from road to rail.
The company has utilised rail to transport vehicles from a production plan in Ghent to
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Deutsche Bahn sees investment pay dividends
Deutsche Bahn (DB) has released its results for 2019, passing a major passenger milestone.
In 2019 the Germany rail operator and infrastructure owner carried 151 million long distance passengers, more
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The effect of extreme weather on rail and track infrastructure
As severe weather events become more intense and frequent, rail infrastructure owners and mangers are responding to this new reality.
Documenting the risks that climate change poses
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Transport agency looks to improve public transport at night for women
Transport for NSW (TfNSW) has joined with the Greater Sydney Commission and Committee for Sydney to address women’s safety concerns when travelling at night.
The agencies launched the Greater Sydney
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Tests of hydrogen-powered train underway in Netherlands
The Netherlands has become the second country in Europe to run a hydrogen fuel cell train from rollingstock manufacturer Alstom.
The Coradia iLint will travel on 65km of track between Groningen and Leeuwarden,
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EC proposes 2021 to be European Year of Rail
The European Commission (EC) has proposed that 2021 be the European Year of Rail.
The EC is the executive branch of the European Union, and proposes legislation, implements decisions and manages the day-to-day
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Bumper year for ARA
Danny Broad shared some parting thoughts to the rail industry about the importance of smart rail technology and the need for young blood.
Outgoing Australasian Railway Association CEO Danny
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Victorian rail projects required to use recycled materials
Recycled materials will soon comprise a greater part of Victorian transport projects, as part of the Victorian government’s Recycled First policy.
The program will require future projects delivered by
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Inland Rail to meet with community in regional NSW
Members of the community have the chance to learn more about the progress of planning for Inland Rail between Narromine to Narrabri (N2N).
Local community members, landowners, and businesses will be able
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