A total of 31 units are expected to join the fleet in the coming years.
A new entity, Rodalies de Catalunya, will be established as a result of a bilateral infrastructure commission meeting between the Spanish Ministry of Transport and the Generalitat of Catalonia.
The two companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) outlining plans for closer cooperation to increase international rail capacity between the UK and mainland Europe.
The last vehicle arrived at the operator’s facility in Regensburg on February 5, where it underwent technical inspections, and test runs before entering service.
Prague and the Central Bohemian Region have launched a tender for a railway operator to manage a fleet of new high-capacity electric multiple units (EMUs) on key routes starting in 2029.
Canadian government has outlined plans for a high-speed rail network connecting Toronto and Quebec City.
The company, which operates rail services in the UK and the Nordics, aims to leverage its experience in managing large-scale rail networks in new markets.
Midtjyske Jernbaner plans introduce battery-powered trains, with the first units expected to arrive at Lemvig Station in February 2025.
The continued operation aligns with the priorities of King Charles III, with an emphasis on sustainability and environmental considerations in future rail travel.
Eurostar has outlined plans to expand to five daily services between Amsterdam and London by 2026.
The accident, which occurred on February 11, 2025, resulted in one fatality and several injuries.
From February 8, direct train services will operate between Nova Gorica, Gorizia (I), and Venice (I) on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays in Italy.
Contracts include civil engineering works, track design and construction, catenary systems and electrical substations.
The Tyne and Wear Metro has outlined a phased introduction plan for its new fleet of Stadler-built trains, with the first units already in service and further deliveries expected over the next two years.
Scheduled for operation from mid-2026, the first finished unit made an appearance.
The Spanish government has authorized Renfe to create subsidiaries in France and Mexico, providing the company with a dedicated legal structure for its activities in both markets.
The project aims to reduce travel times between the two emirates and integrate with the country’s broader rail network.
The passenger rail operator released key data for 2024 and plans for investments and improvements for 2025.
Fabryka Pojazdów Szynowych (FPS) submitted the lowest-priced offer in the procurement process for six new electric multiple units (EMUs) initiated by the Lubuskie Voivodeship.
The company continues to search for solutions to stabilize its financial position while prioritizing the immediate needs of its employees.