Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and Transport and Infrastructure Jacinta Allan minister have visited the Mt Derrimut Road level crossing removal in Deer Park, which will be gone for good a year ahead of schedule this July, to meet crews working around the clock.
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Red lights reminder at level crossings
As an influx of travellers prepare to hit the roads for summer, drivers heading to regional Victoria are being reminded to stay alert and always stop when flashing lights activate at rail crossings.
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Another tick for Victoria Park-Canning rail project
The first of 530 precast concrete L-beams for Western Australia’s METRONET Victoria Park-Canning Level Crossing Removal (VPCLXR) Project has been poured, marking a major milestone in its preparations.
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ATSB reports on Rockhampton rail bridge accident
A Rockhampton railway bridge was damaged by a tipping trailer that had been loaded onto a freight train despite being too high for the rail network, an Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) report details.
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AusRAIL 2022: Software success for 4Tel
Having enjoyed great success at the recent InnoTRANS event in Germany, the 4Tel team found continued interest in their products at AusRAIL.
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Tasmanian level crossing incidents on the rise
TasRail has reported a nearly five per cent increase in the number of reported level crossing incidents in Tasmania.
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Narrabri-Moree track open in time for harvest
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has opened 83km of upgraded Inland Rail track between Moree and Narrabri, with the first grain train set to run in the coming days.
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Adelaide train slides off tracks
Services have resumed on a suburban Adelaide rail line after a train carrying about 20 passengers derailed and collided with a buffer.
The train slid off the tracks at the end of Grange Station
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HORUS AI improves driver awareness
Safe train operations require the train driver to be constantly aware of the locomotive’s precise location, potential hazards ahead of the train, the train’s speed relative to the permitted speed, all while maintaining compliance with the limit of authority or trackside signals.
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Partial shutdown for Mandurah Line
Perth’s Mandurah Line will close between Aubin Grove and Elizabeth Quay stations from December 26, 2022 to January 3, 2023 for major works on the METRONET Thornlie-Cockburn Link, except for New Year’s
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