Articles by RailReview - Page 33

Campaign group Action for Rail has reported that while average pay has gone up 8.7% since 2010, season tickets and other regulated fares have jumped 25%

Could trains be self-steering to allow the use of points without moving parts?

Estate agent Hamptons reckons over 500,000 homes could be built "within walking distance of railway stations in England”

Jim Steer argues that it's time for a strategic look at rail reopenings on a national level

AdComms Head of Next Generation Networks Mike Hewitt argues that a "layering approach” is the answer to ensuring network security

Finnish Railways (VR) has promised to reduce prices on long-distance trains, in the face of competition from inter-city express bus service Onnibus

Flemish consumer lobby group invite passengers to sue SNCB collectively

The Ring Rail Line form Helsinki to Helsinki via the city's airport opened on July 1 – a year behind schedule.

On July 5, a freight train loaded with 80 TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent Units) left Kumming in China

Findings from four Transport Systems Catapult workshops