In a direct challenge to other train operators and the airlines, Eurostar is looking to run new services from London into Europe. The SNCF affiliate... continue

Alongside the UK’s leading passenger transport directors and decision-makers are their equivalents in Europe, both within the individual... continue

Peter Stonham
The European railway industry put on an impressive display of its buoyancy and technological innovation at this year’s biennial Innotrans... continue

If there is one thing that has helped railways re-invent themselves as a sexy futuristic travel mode it has to be the coming of the high-speed... continue

Success in a nice problem to have, but finding the best solution to the problem of a lack of capacity in the face of rising passenger numbers can... continue

From a background deeply routed in hardware and consumer electronics for transport, and other sectors, multinational giant Siemens is rapidly pushing... continue

Daniel Wright
It is a win-win situation when the engineering, commercial and marketing departments of passenger transport organisations can find common cause in... continue

France’s rail market is perceived as being one of the most difficult in Europe for any new operator to break into. And both the giant... continue

Ruth Humphrey has been appointed as Project Director - Depots, for Siemens Rail Systems, and  will have overall responsibility for delivery of... continue

Alongside the UK’s leading passenger transport directors and decision-makers are their equivalents in Europe, both within the individual... continue

Deniz Huseyin
A track-side device that detects potential technical faults with trains has been installed by South West Trains at Mortlake near Richmond in... continue

Deutsche Bahn’s plan to run to London from Frankfurt and Amsterdam will be delayed by at least two years as a result of manufacturer Siemens... continue

The latest batches of trains ordered by Eurostar, SNCF and DB will provide a large additional capability to operate new international services on top... continue

James Dark
This summer, a series of announcements by Deutsche Bahn, Eurostar and SNCF underlined the fact  that the major European rail  operators are... continue

Larry Fabian
The first true public transport, and well before the buses, came the railways- short stretches of steam powered ‘iron horses’. They... continue

The fallout from the decision to name Siemens rather than Bombardier  as preferred bidder for the £1.6bn contract to supply and finance... continue

West Berkshire Council’s new dynamic parking system for Newbury is being funded by Standard Life Investments, developers of the Parkway... continue

Peter Stonham
There is a potential revolution on the cards in how customers are offered their choices of how to travel. Rather than be faced with a myriad of... continue

Siemens has been selected by the Department for Transport as preferred bidder to supply the new fleet of Thameslink trains, beating off a rival bid... continue

Siemens has been selected by the Department for Transport as preferred bidder to supply the new fleet of Thameslink trains, beating off a rival bid... continue