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February 27, 2023
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Track
Harmotrack project enters final straight
Experts from 40 countries are participating in the Harmotrack project, which is aiming to produce international guidelines on the use of dynamic measurement to monitor track quality by the end of this year. Project leader Danilo Sorrentino* explains how the project has enabled the sharing of best practice from around the world.
February 20, 2023
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Track
New track fastener promises to optimise performance and extend component life
Vossloh’s new M-type tension clamp is the result of six years of intensive research and development. The supplier explains how it optimised the design of the new fastener to improve performance and its potential advantages in existing and future track applications.
February 1, 2023
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News
Carlo Borghini to depart Europe’s Rail
Borghini has been with the cross-industry research programme since the early days of Shift2Rail in 2016.
December 23, 2022
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Infrastructure
Holding back the flood waters
As climate change results in more frequent extreme weather, infrastructure managers are exploring ways to improve network resilience and reduce the impact on passengers and freight customers. David Burroughs looks at how the lessons learned from recent events are shaping future planning.
October 4, 2022
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Infrastructure
Bane Nor delays ERTMS launch
ERTMS launch delayed as not enough trains are equipped while report reveals that 26% of infrastructure requires renewal within 12 years.
September 16, 2022
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Infrastructure
Addressing Germany’s infrastructure woes
Investment in Germany’s 33,280km rail network has failed to keep pace with steadily rising freight and passenger traffic, leading to increasing customer dissatisfaction. The latest initiative is to focus on the thorough renovation of a 3500km core network which carries about a quarter of total traffic. David Briginshaw reports on the multiple challenges ahead.
June 9, 2022
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Asia
Work to start next year on China - Kyrgyzstan - Uzbekistan Railway
New line 900km shorter than current China - Europe route.
February 15, 2022
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Policy
Bulgarian government combines passenger and freight operators into a single company
Government aiming to improve the company’s financial performance.
January 28, 2022
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Policy
Latvia to prioritise rail in infrastructure development plans
Rise in rail’s popularity makes it the backbone of Latvia’s public transport investment agenda.
January 26, 2022
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Europe
Collaboration needed to fix long-distance passenger rail
Policymakers hope rail can play a major role in making short to medium distance passenger travel in Europe sustainable. Yet the sector is facing many challenges and there are differing views on how these issues should be solved, as David Burroughs explains.
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