New Salt Wagons fight Climate Change
A new type of wagon designed to carry salt, helps to reduce central Europe's CO2 emissions
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Push-pull mkVI coaches take their first passenger's down the Limerick line
Spanish tram fleet set to be overhauled by Alstom
The Madrid tram operator Metro Ligero Oeste (MLO) has signed a contract with Alstom for a comprehensive overhaul of its Citadis tram fleet.
Serbia and Croatia linked by new rail freight route
A direct link established by ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) between Belgrade and Rijeka will link the Serbian rail network to the Adriatic.
Enamel badge commemorates 40 years of Dublin’s DART trains
To celebrate 40 years since the introduction of Dublin’s DART trains, Irish voluntary heritage group Táilte Tours CLG has commissioned a special en…
Rail Cargo Group recovers from disruption caused by devastating floods
After what was deemed to be the flood of the century in central and eastern Europe, ÖBB Rail Cargo Group is well on the way to resuming full operatio…
Stadler to build new metre-gauge locomotives for Swiss railway
Six new specially-designed locomotives have been ordered by the Montreux Oberland Bernois Railway Company.
Switzerland’s transport office puts solar power on the rails
Switzerland's Federal Office of Transport (FOT) has authorised the first removable solar power plant to be installed between rails on the country's ra…
Enamel badge commemorates Irish railway history
An enamel badge has been commissioned by Táilte Tours to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the last Drumm battery train service from Dublin to Bray…
Stadler to build battery trains for Denmark
In a bid to to reduce carbon emissions 24 new battery-powered trains head for Denmark