
The Czech railway authority has launched a comprehensive rebuild of Praha Smíchov station, targeting facilities, track and electrification upgrades. Deputy Director General Mojmír Nejezchleb outlined a new station alignment that tackles technical, safety and urban‑planning complexities. The project aims to modernise a key commuter hub within Prague’s western corridor. Works are now in full swing, marking a significant step toward a more resilient rail network.

Quebec’s Mobility Infra Québec (MIQ) has been commissioned to review the TramGO project, a 24‑km Y‑shaped light‑rail line that would connect western and central Gatineau with Ottawa. MIQ has a nine‑month mandate to refresh existing studies, identify cost‑saving measures, and...

The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) has teamed with ENSCO’s Center for Critical Infrastructure Protection to roll out a cybersecurity training program tailored for public‑transport agencies. The curriculum targets the unique digital threats faced by transit operators, covering threat detection,...

Southeastern has replaced its two‑part epoxy floor system with Henkel’s single‑component Teroson MS 9320 SF adhesive for carpet and rubber flooring on train carriages. The new polymer adhesive is spray‑able, meets fire‑safety standards and eliminates on‑site mixing, cutting cure time to 3‑6 hours instead...

Keolis North America has been awarded a new contract to operate Virginia Railway Express (VRE) commuter rail services after a competitive procurement process. The award confirms Keolis as the incumbent operator, extending its role in providing daily passenger service across...

The Austrian Federal Minister for Innovation, Mobility & Infrastructure has ordered ÖBB to draft a comprehensive restructuring plan. The initiative seeks to transform the national railway into a more agile, efficient and future‑proof operator. Key objectives include streamlining operations, accelerating...

The Tanzania‑Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) has restarted cross‑border passenger train services, reaffirming its founding mandate to promote regional mobility, trade, tourism, and people‑to‑people interaction. The resumption occurs despite ongoing operating constraints such as limited rolling stock, infrastructure deficits, and financial...

Poland’s Ministry of Infrastructure and PKP Intercity inspected Newag’s Nowy Sącz plant where the first of 35 electro‑diesel, bi‑mode trainsets is being assembled. The new units will restore long‑distance bi‑mode service after a 40‑year gap, allowing trains to run on...