The Shinkansen — Japanese for “new line” — made its impressive debut in October 1964, a few days before the Tokyo Olympics.

Experts from BMW, JLR, Volkswagen Group and more share their insights into the industry’s sustainable transition.

The National Assembly, Vietnam's legislature, has allowed private companies to invest in the North-South high-speed railway ...

GERMANY: The federal government has approved the first tranche of rail asset renewal funding as part of a national ...

The Italian financial police of Reggio Calabria have carried out confiscations worth 140 million euros in relation to tax fraud in the trade and transport of petroleum products. A total of 28 Italian ...

The industrial media converter market is poised for significant growth from 2025 to 2035, driven by the increasing need for ...

There’s a pocket of Pennsylvania where time seems to have eased off the accelerator – a place where historic brick buildings still stand proud, where craftsmen once built horse-drawn buggies by hand, ...

Three tunnel boring machines built in China for Indias first bullet train are stuck at a Chinese port without clearance.

Japan’s railways aren’t just a convenient way to get around, they’re practically a national treasure that highlight the country’s technological achievement, precision, and culture. Trains here run ...

Italy’s state railway Ferrovie dello Stato SpA is moving ahead with plans to sell minority stakes in its high-speed train ...

The scope of the contract includes installations of CTC, Train Detection (Track Circuits), ETCS Level 1 digital signalling ...