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On 7 April 2026, government officials and rail industry leaders gathered at Siemens Mobility’s manufacturing and rail services center in Lexington, North Carolina to mark a key milestone in American rail manufacturing.
For the railway infrastructure manager, drones act as “remote eyes”: they support train traffic management, assist during incidents, and improve the safety of railway staff.
On 1 April 2026, Alstom welcomes Martin Sion as Chief Executive Officer.
Siemens Mobility, in consortium with Sonda México SA de CV, has been awarded a landmark contract to deliver the ETCS Level 1 for the Mexico City - Querétaro - Irapuato corridor.
METRANS continues the strategic expansion of its intermodal network towards Southeast Europe by securing a 50 % share in a Romanian terminal.
On 18 March 2026, the renewed station of Groenendaal and its surroundings were officially inaugurated.
The last of more than 2,700 enormous deck segments for HS2’s Delta junction has been manufactured at a purpose-built factory.
China continues to count on high-speed grinding technology developed by Vossloh for the maintenance of its rail network and has placed an order for a new grinding train.
GB Railfreight is among the first UK freight operators to employ spatial computing for immersive, remote learning, ahead of the Class 99s entering service.
Siemens Mobility achieved a historic milestone in Finland, conducting the Nordic region’s first-ever automated train operation on an ETCS-equipped mainline.
Vossloh has signed a new framework agreement with Deutsche Bahn for the supply of large turnout components.
From Saturday morning 7 March until Sunday evening 8 March 2026, Infrabel caried out major renewal works on the railway infrastructure at Brussels-North station and in the North-South connection.
Engineers working for the HS2 project completed the last of more than 2,000 concrete piles that will underpin the foundations of Birmingham's Curzon Street station in early March 2026.
Vossloh supplies concrete sleepers for the Maroona to Portland link.
Engineers working on HS2’s complex triangular intersection outside Birmingham have successfully completed the construction of four parallel viaduct decks – an essential part of the huge project.