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Swedish operator launches tender for 30 high-speed trains

The decision is part of an aggressive investment strategy by the government-owned company as it looks to spent SKR 9 billion (around €942 million) in five years.

United Wagon Company signs 5,000 freight car deal

United Wagon Company (UWC) has signed a deal to supply 5,122 freight cars within a framework strategic partnership with State Transport Leasing Company (STLC), of which the Russian Transport Ministry is the only shareholder. The vehicles have an enhanced load...

Adelaide–Melbourne rail freight capacity boosted by up to 20%

Rail freight between Adelaide and Melbourne could be boosted by up to 20 per cent thanks to the successful $15 million upgrade of the network.

Stadler to showcase new FLIRTs for Hungarian and Norwegian operators

Rolling stock manufacturer Stadler will showcase the FLIRT electrical multiple units for Hungarian operator GYSEV and the Norwegian state railway at TRAKO.

Tender process launch for £165.2m Edinburgh tram extension

The news comes after Edinburgh city council approved the outline business case for the extension of the city's tram network to the coastal district of Newhaven.

Alstom confirms rail merger talks with Siemens

French multi-national company Alstom has confirmed that discussions have taken place with Siemens over a potential merging of their rail businesses.

Maintenance renewal deal for Strukton Rail in Sweden

Strukton Rail has had its maintenance contract for the Svealandsbanan between Södertälje and Valskog renewed by Trafikverket, the Swedish Transport Administration.

Ontario to assess hydrogen-powered trains

The province is electrifying parts of its GO railway network and is seeking design concepts as an alternative to conventional overhead wires.

Russian engineers to help restore Cuba’s railways

Russian Railways subsidiary and engineering firm RZD International has signed a contractual agreement to help restore and modernise Cuba's railways.

Laing O’Rourke and John Holland awarded $240m station contract

A joint venture between Laing O’Rourke and John Holland has been given a $240 million contract to upgrade Sydenham station, Sydney, New South Wales, in Australia. 

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ORR review leads to 50% reduction in maximum fees for ticket refunds

New rules will mean that from 2 April the maximum fee that train operators and ticket retailers can charge...