Go-Ahead and Arverio: The Pain of Separation on Bavarian Tracks
The article discusses the lingering presence of Go-Ahead's branding in Bavaria after its acquisition by the Austrian Federal Railways, despite the company's operational transition to a new entity.
Train collision with a person in Litoměřice halted trains on the corridor to Germany
A train collision with a person in Litoměřice has disrupted train services along the route to Germany.
Privatization of Belgrano Cargas: how Grupo México operates and what it proposes to land in the country's train network
Grupo México aims to bid for the privatization of Belgrano Cargas, intending to invest $3 billion over five years in Argentina's freight train network.
Rail toll: Now the pressure is on the Federal Minister of Transport
The European Court of Justice has halted Germany's plans for a railway price cap, putting pressure on the Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder, to find solutions, which may negatively impact railway customers.
Final Test of the Second Phase of Indore Metro Completed, Commercial Journey to Start Soon
The second phase of the Indore Metro project has completed its final test, with commercial operations expected to begin shortly after receiving clearance from the safety commissioner.
German Regulation: ECJ Cancels Price Cap for Rail in Local Transport
The European Court of Justice has ruled that Germany's price cap for rail network usage in local transport is unlawful, leading to potential increased costs for transport companies and higher ticket prices for passengers.
German Regulation: ECJ Rejects the Track Price Cap in Local Transport
The European Court of Justice has deemed Germany's price cap for rail usage in local transport unlawful, potentially leading to increased costs for transport companies and higher ticket prices for passengers.
Švinka remains in the position of transport minister despite criticism from both the opposition and the coalition in the Saeima
Transport Minister Švinka survives a no-confidence vote supported by 48 deputies, amidst calls for his resignation over the 'Rail Baltica' project issues.
Rail Traffic: European Court of Justice Strikes Down Pricing Cap
The European Court of Justice has declared Germany's cap on track pricing in regional and local rail transport invalid, citing conflicts with EU law that restrict flexibility for rail network operators.
Rail transport in Russia is collapsing. Railways are preparing for massive layoffs
Russia's rail transport sector is facing a collapse, prompting significant layoffs as part of restructuring efforts.
LAMATA pays tenants displaced by Blue line rail depot
The Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority has initiated compensation for tenants displaced due to the land acquisition for the Blue Line rail depot in Okokomaiko.
Major compensation changes from Wednesday April 1 2026 for all train users
UK train passengers will experience significant changes in compensation processes from April 1, 2026, aimed at simplifying claims for delays and reducing fare evasion.
Hellenic Train: Train services resume in Evros
Hellenic Train announced the resumption of railway services in the Evros region, starting from March 18 and 19, 2026, after an update from the Greek Railways Infrastructure Manager.
Train delays: compensation claims to be easier under Great British Railways
Rail passengers in the UK will now be able to claim compensation for delayed trains directly from the ticket purchase website, simplifying the refund process under the new Great British Railways system.
Deteriorating Rail Infrastructure in Bavaria: Palla is 'not at all satisfied' with the state of the rail network
The Bavarian Parliament plans to closely monitor the condition, expansion, and renovation of train tracks in Bavaria through a new oversight body after discussions with railway chief Evelyn Palla.
Adif delays the complete reopening of the high-speed line Madrid-Málaga to late April
Adif has announced a delay in the full reopening of the high-speed rail line connecting Madrid and Málaga, now expected at the end of April instead of March 23.
Last passenger train in the interior of SP completes 25 years
The last passenger train journey in the interior of São Paulo marks its 25th anniversary, symbolizing the end of long-distance rail transport in the region.
The serious deterioration of the Rubí train tunnel foreshadows two months of collapse of freight traffic
Severe deterioration of the Rubí train tunnel is expected to cause a two-month collapse of freight traffic in Catalonia due to urgent repair works.
The Bergen Line is closed and possible train delays in Eastern Norway
Train services on the Bergen Line are disrupted due to severe weather conditions, leading to possible delays on the Eastern Norway railway network.
Poland Cementing the Market for Regional Rail Transport
Legislative changes in Poland are raising concerns about the future of competition in regional rail transport.
A Last-Minute Addition to the Bus Law: Will It Cement Rail Transport? The Transport Sector is Raising the Alarm
A proposed amendment to Poland's public transport law may have unintended consequences for rail transport, raising concerns among industry stakeholders.
Accident in Akaa - Trains are Delayed
A rail traffic accident in Akaa, Pirkanmaa, is causing significant delays in train services on Wednesday evening.
Contentious Melbourne rail project makes priority infrastructure list
Melbourne's Suburban Rail Loop has been included in Infrastructure Australia's priority infrastructure list despite previous concerns about the project's viability.
Now begins the tram chaos in Helsinki: see the map of the new light rail lines that will heavily indebted the capital
Helsinki is facing a significant increase in debt due to new transportation projects, with over two-thirds of the new debt stemming from rail development.
Local Governments Must Ensure Connections to Rail Baltic Stops
Local governments in Estonia are tasked with creating connections to Rail Baltic stops, which are located away from larger settlements.
Two service inspections will start in connection with the 'Rail Baltica' railway project
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa has initiated two service inspections regarding the Rail Baltica railway project, supported by the Minister of Transport.
Freight Train Targeted for Scrapping Runs 1220 km...Drunk Engineer's 'Self-Check' Leads to Train Operation
A recent audit revealed that a freight train, deemed unfit for operation, continued running due to negligence from both the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport and Korea Railroad Corporation, while issues regarding the management of engineer alcohol consumption were also highlighted.
Adelaide Hills passenger rail among SA voters' transport wishlist
South Australians are advocating for the return of passenger rail services to the Adelaide Hills as part of their transport preferences ahead of the upcoming elections.
Blue Badge rule change as new discount unlocked - what you need to know
The eligibility criteria for the Disabled Persons Railcard have been expanded to include Blue Badge users, allowing more people to benefit from discounted rail travel.
21-year-old man charged with attempted murder: 19-year-old was pushed in front of train
A 21-year-old man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder after allegedly pushing a 19-year-old in front of a light rail train in Mørke, Denmark.
Kenya: World Bank Commits Sh64.6bn to Upgrade Nairobi Commuter Rail
The World Bank has pledged $500 million to enhance the commuter rail system in Nairobi, aiming to modernize urban mobility and boost job creation.
Bus for train Oslo S – Ås/Rakkestad
Bane Nor is conducting planned work affecting train services on the Oslo S–Ås/Rakkestad line from March 6 to March 8, 2023, requiring bus replacements for passengers.
Experts from Science and Engineering Academies Warn That 'High-Speed Sections Should Be Suspended to Repair the Tracks'
Experts recommend temporarily suspending high-speed train service to facilitate necessary track repairs.
ZZS accuses Švinks of hiding information about 'Rail Baltica'
The Green and Farmers' Union in coalition accuses Transport Minister Ainis Švinks of unjustly classifying information related to the 'Rail Baltica' project.
World's oldest surviving railway station is hidden in one of UK's largest cities
Liverpool Road Station in Manchester, built in 1830, is recognized as the world's oldest surviving railway station, having played a significant role in the history of rail transport in the UK.
Calling Bane NOR to Account
Norwegian Transport Minister Jon-Ivar Nygård has called Bane NOR in for clarification after the agency caused confusion by announcing and then retracting the suspension of a crucial rail project between Halden and Fredrikstad.
Rail Baltic builders have begun clearing the area of the Pärnu passenger terminal
Builders of the Rail Baltic project have commenced clearing the area for the future Pärnu passenger terminal, with construction expected to begin next year.
NRC boosts Abuja–Kaduna train trips to meet rising demand
The Nigerian Railway Corporation is increasing train trips on the Abuja-Kaduna route to accommodate rising passenger demand.
Rail freight moves 62,840 tonnes in Q4
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Nigeria's rail freight services transported 62,840 metric tonnes of cargo across Standard and Narrow Gauge lines, marking increased operational activity.
Road transport is cheaper, more flexible, and often more environmentally friendly than rail
The article argues that road transport is more cost-effective, flexible, and environmentally friendly than rail transport, emphasizing the need to maintain the most efficient parts of the railway system.
South Africa: Gauteng to Take Full Ownership of Gautrain - South African News Briefs - March 2, 2026
The Gauteng government is set to take full ownership of the Gautrain high-speed rail system by the end of March 2026, transitioning from a public-private partnership to a fully provincial government asset.
Change Visible on Finnish Railways Bringing Long-Awaited Competitors to VR
The emergence of private freight trains in Finland is slowly challenging the longstanding dominance of VR in rail transport.
Blue Badge rule change from today that will save thousands of people £126
A new rule effective today expands eligibility for the Disabled Persons Railcard, allowing more people, including Blue Badge holders, to save on rail travel costs.
A train collided with a passenger car at a level crossing in Olomouc
A train collided with a passenger vehicle at a railway crossing in Olomouc, Czech Republic.
Three years since the tragedy in Tempi: Over 90 gatherings throughout Greece – How public transport will operate
Greece commemorates the tragic rail accident in Tempi with over 90 planned gatherings across the country, emphasizing the demand for justice.
After less than a year in office, Māris Dzelme, the interim director of "European Railway Lines," the implementer of "Rail Baltica" in Latvia, has resigned
Māris Dzelme has resigned as the interim director of the European Railway Lines after nearly a year, citing the need for stable leadership following a crisis management phase.
Kyrianakis: 'They wanted a new Tempe – Sabotage on the OSE, on the Athens-Thessaloniki line'
Greek Transport Minister Konstantinos Kyrianakis reported a sabotage incident on the Athens-Thessaloniki railway line, which could have had deadly implications, just days before the anniversary of the tragic Tempe rail disaster.
Metro: University station closed from 10:00 AM
The University Metro station in Athens will be closed from 10:00 AM today due to police orders ahead of a planned student protest commemorating the third anniversary of a tragic rail accident.
More late trains in new statistics – 'at rock bottom'
Recent statistics reveal an increase in late trains in Sweden, which an expert highlights does not solve the underlying punctuality issues the rail system faces.
Thousands more rail users to qualify for major discount within days
Thousands of rail users in the UK will become eligible for the Disabled Persons Railcard, providing significant discounts on fares.