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RZD believes an over-reliance on the border crossing between Poland and Belarus at Brest is acting as “a major brake” on China-Europe freight traffic

Government has given its backing to a full feasibility study into completely reopening the former Waverley route from Edinburgh to Carlisle via Tweedbank.

Proposals to restore passenger services on the freight-only Ashington, Blyth and Tyne line appear to have moved a step closer

Irish Rail has awarded a multi-million-euro contract to DB, Egis and CPC Project Services to equip its entire 2,400km network with ATP during the next 7 years

Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) has marked the 100,000th train to pass through the Gotthard Base Tunnel since it opened in June 2016

A report in The Times reveals a leaked UK government report that queues at St Pancras International could be over a mile long in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexi

Ridesharing apps such as Uber are having only a marginal impact on demand for public transport in London, according to Shashi Verma

DB has launched its Advanced Trainlab to allow the testing of digital technologies and speed up their entry into service.

TfW CEO James Price suggests that Schedule 4 and Schedule 8 payments made between operators and Network Rail could be scrapped in Wales

Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has unveiled plans to make Luxembourg the first nation in the world to abolish all fares for public transport.