Digital Rail System Safety Developer – The Signalling Company has been acquired by Škoda Group
The rail transportation company now holds a 93.9% stake in the company which specialises in rail safety software and signalling systems
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Govia Thameslink Railway shares digital signalling expertise with DB Cargo UK
Govia Thameslink Railway has shared its expertise with digital signalling on the East Coast Digital Programme with freight operator DB Cargo UK.
‘Year of breakthrough delivery’ for the East Coast Digital Programme marked with a visit from Rail Minister
Rail Minister Huw Merriman visited London Kings Cross to see the transformational technology and the people making it happen.
Work begins to install in-cab signalling to DB Cargo Class 66 locomotive
Work has started on installing the European Train Control System to a DB Cargo Class 66 locomotive as part of the East Coast Digital Programme.
Dutch National Railways ViRM fleet to be retrofitted with European Train Control System (ECTS)
Siemens Mobility will retrofit 176 ViRM double deck trains with ETCS technology
Hitachi Rail gets started with the implementation of innovative signalling technology in Queensland
The major AU$107 million contract will see the installation of state-of-the-art technology for Queensland's New Generation Rollingstock fleet.
Alstom’s ERTMS/ETCS technology for Spain’s new AVE high-speed line
On 21st July an 87.25 km extension of Spain’s AVE high-speed rail from Madrid to Burgos was officially inaugurated by His Majesty King Felipe VI.
Stadler to premiere 7 vehicles at InnoTrans 2022
At InnoTrans 2022 to be held in Berlin in September, Stadler will be presenting seven vehicles featuring sustainable drive solutions.
An order for 35 Vectron AC locomotives for SBB Cargo has been placed by Reichmuth
Reichmuth & Co Investment Management AG ordered the locomotives from Siemens Mobility using its investment vehicle LokRoll 3 AG.
New technology to bring East Coast Main Line into the 21st century
Outdated Victorian infrastructure on the East Coast Main Line is to be replaced with cutting-edge digital signalling technology.