HS2 has begun tunnelling toward central London as the first tunnel boring machine started work on the Euston Tunnel. The move marks a key step in extending high-speed rail services from Old Oak Common to a new station at Euston.
For more than half a century, railways have been quietly competing for one of transport’s most symbolic…
Slovakia has presented a key feasibility study for a future high-speed rail line connecting the capitals…
SNCF Voyageurs has approved an additional order of 15 new-generation Avelia Horizon high-speed trains…
At least 39 people have been killed and dozens injured after two high-speed trains derailed and collided…
Wednesday morning turned into an unimaginable tragedy in Thailand’s northeast, when a large construction crane collapsed directly onto a passing passenger…
Poland has formally launched a tender for 320 km/h trains, moving beyond concepts toward concrete high-speed rail investment.
Spanish train manufacturer Talgo has signed a ten-year maintenance contract worth nearly €80 million with Uzbekistan Temir Yollari (UTY), covering the…
Siemens Mobility and VinSpeed have signed a strategic partnership to develop Vietnam’s first high-speed rail lines. The deal positions Siemens’ Velaro…
Saudi Arabia and Qatar are planning a high-speed rail (HSR) line known as the Gulf Railway, designed to carry up to 10 million passengers per year. The…
CER has warned that EU ministers risk pushing freight back onto Europe’s roads by backing the cross-border circulation of longer, heavier trucks. The organisation…
Rail infrastructure CEOs from across Europe met in Warsaw to push for a faster and better-connected network. They warned that only firm, long-term EU investment…
Cities and railways are uniting to fast-track Europe’s high-speed ambitions. Eurocities and CER have called on the EU to accelerate investment and build…
Europe is setting its sights on a faster, greener future. With its new High-Speed Rail Action Plan, the European Commission wants to connect major cities…
603 km/h. No wheels. No friction. No rival. Japan’s maglev marvel has just proven once again that the railway future belongs to Japan.