The war in Ukraine is triggering the world’s first such energy crisis, and nations around the world should respond by reducing their consumption of oil and gas, the head of a key international organization warned on Friday. The International Energy Agency, which was set up in the wake of the …
Read More »‘If we lose this opportunity it will be a sacrilege’ Councilors call for action on Valleys Railways
Councilors have called for action on the state of rail infrastructure in the Neath Port Talbot Valleys as a ‘transformational’ test facility project is set to kick off. At a meeting on Friday, Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council (NPTCBC) presented an update on plans for a world-class rail testing …
Read More »Why the SilverLine project makes sense for Kerala
The SilverLine project to be constructed by the Kerala government will connect Thiruvananthapuram in the south to Kasargode in the north. The high-speed train will cover 530 km in four hours at a maximum speed of 200 km/h. The project has received its share of criticism, largely from political circles, …
Read More »LTA awards S$596 million in contracts for new two-car trains and expanded depot for Sengkang-Punggol LRT
SINGAPORE: Two contracts, worth a combined S$596 million, have been awarded to purchase new trains for the Sengkang-Punggol LRT line, as well as expand its depot facilities, Land Transport announced on Tuesday (February 15th). Authority (LTA) . A consortium – including Mitsubishi Corporation, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering and Mitsubishi Heavy …
Read More »Upgrading the commitment to London-style transport across the UK by
Deniz Huseyin February 02, 2022 Transport links across the UK will be ‘significantly closer to London standards’, with improved services, simpler fares and integrated ticketing by 2030, the government has promised in its new Leveling Up white paper . The strategy, launched today by Leveling Up Secretary Michael Gove, will …
Read More »The suspended Heathrow rail project has already cost £47m
Almost £47million has been spent on rail link projects with Heathrow, which could now be shelved. The Department for Transport (DfT) has spent £46.9million consulting and planning Network Rail’s £900million rail link between Heathrow Airport and the Great Western Mainline, according to a report. Written response from Railway Secretary Wendy …
Read More »What comes after the London congestion charge?
When introduced in 2003, London’s congestion charge made history: the UK capital was the first major city after Singapore to introduce road pricing for vehicles entering the city core. Despite political backlash and predictions of dire economic consequences, the charge succeeded in curbing London traffic, proving that vehicle charges could …
Read More »Xi’an restarts some public transport after coronavirus lockdown
BEIJING: China’s megacity of Xi’an has partially resumed public transport, according to official announcements, after millions of people were confined to their homes for weeks due to a coronavirus outbreak. The relaxation of transport rules – including the resumption of some intercity rail links – comes just before the Chinese …
Read More »EU prioritizes sustainable urban mobility in new proposals to reduce carbon emissions from transport by 90%
EU prioritizes sustainable urban mobility in new proposals to reduce carbon emissions from transport by 90% Utrecht Central Station / Benthem Crouwel Architects. Image © Jannes Linders To share To share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp To post Or https://www.archdaily.com/974692/eu-prioritizes-sustainable-urban-mobility-in-new-proposals-set-to-reduce-transportation-carbon-emissions-by-90-percent In December, the European Commission adopted several proposals that put the …
Read More »MAFS: Jessika Power’s uncomfortable encounter with a man on the train
Bride’s Jessika Power at first sight is horrified after VERY uncomfortable encounter with a man on the train By Monique Friedlander For Daily Mail Australia Posted: 10:48 p.m. GMT, January 5, 2022 | Update: 23:26 GMT, January 5, 2022 She ended up with her hands stained rose after a bath …
Read More »Comment: We need more than cycle lanes to prepare for cycling in Singapore
However, it remains to be seen whether these new regulations will create a better world for cyclists and other road users. Even if we improve cycling infrastructure and the relationship between cyclists and road users, the bicycle could still play the role of second fiddle to other transport alternatives. There …
Read More »Islamabad-Tehran-Istanbul railway begins freight service – The Media Line
Pakistan, Iran and Turkey seek to boost trade and regional ties with over 4,000 mile rail route [Islamabad] A freight rail service began operating between the Pakistani capital of Islamabad and the Turkish metropolis of Istanbul, operating on a route more than 4,000 miles long. The service previously operated on …
Read More »Busy Tameside train station set to undergo major upgrades in the new year
A Tameside station that serves more than 110,000 passengers per year is ready for a major upgrade. Construction will take place at Hattersley Station in the New Year, starting Monday January 10. The station ticket office will be rebuilt with a new waiting area, toilets, workspaces and seats for passengers. …
Read More »Public transport faces crisis fueled by Covid – Professor Iain Docherty
Train approaching Waverley Station through Princes Street Gardens in Edinburgh. Image: Getty Public transport faces a crisis of a magnitude that no one currently working in the sector has faced before. Railways have been hit particularly hard by Covid, with passenger numbers dropping 95% in the first lockdown. The recovery …
Read More »Sadiq Khan Plans London Municipal Tax Increase Amid TfL Funding Crisis | London
Sadiq Khan has said he should raise London’s council tax and cut free travel for those over 60, as the government has yet to come up with a deal to fund the pandemic-affected transport system. The mayor of London accused ministers of wanting to ‘unfairly punish Londoners’ by refusing to …
Read More »From Luxembourg to Barcelona by train, in one night
From Luxembourg to Barcelona by train, in one night transport The idea is part of France’s larger plans to create a series of night trains around the country and to other parts of Europe The idea is part of France’s larger plans to create a series of night trains around …
Read More »Global Peripheral Equipment Inspection Instruments Market
Pune, India, December 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The Peripheral Equipment Inspection Instrument Market is estimated at USD 170.3 million in 2021 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.10% during the period forecast, according to a new market analysis by Quince market overview. Peripheral equipment inspection instruments …
Read More »Better days for the east-west railroad
THE triumph of clear thinking about an overall greater national interest over narrow definitions of environmental and social protection has enabled the creation of rail infrastructure that will improve land transport in Peninsular Malaysia, including the Klang Valley. Last week, the state government of Selangor accepted the federal government’s proposal …
Read More »First look inside the brand new South Wales Underground trains that have just arrived in Cardiff
The first brand new trains of the much anticipated South Wales Metro have just been delivered to Cardiff. Two intercity and regional trains have just arrived from Switzerland at the Transport for Wales (TfW) depot in Canton and were unveiled on Thursday 2 December. They should undergo extensive testing to …
Read More »Start of work on the new Black Country station
Construction work on a new railway station in the Black Country has started. A team is now officially on site to clean up the wasteland before the construction of a platform for the new Willenhall rail station. The work is part of a £ 54million project that will see the …
Read More »Boris Johnson seen without a mask on a crowded train – hours after hospital apology
NAKED AIMS Exclusive: The Prime Minister was recently criticized for not wearing a face covering at COP26 and during a hospital visit and went against government advice Video upload Video unavailable The video will play automatically soon8to cancel Play now Boris Johnson: I wear a mask wherever the rules tell …
Read More »German lawmakers call for stricter rules for the unvaccinated
Parties slated to form Germany’s next government have presented plans to tighten restrictions on unvaccinated residents as coronavirus infection rates in the region rise. The plans of the center-left Social Democrats, Greens and pro-business Free Democrats include proposals to restrict the use of public transport. “This is actually a lockdown …
Read More »Government’s ‘Hope’ Interior West Light Rail to Return Sooner Than Expected
“Obviously, this is unacceptable. But what I can do as Prime Minister, what my team can do, is make sure there are public transportation options available to minimize any disruption. “ About 10,000 daily trips were made on the service in mid-October, up from 30,000 before COVID. About 5,000 daily …
Read More »HS2: Why this Red Wall MP now opposes bullet train – Miriam Cates
Will HS2 benefit cities like Sheffield? Until recently, I was happy with the argument that South Yorkshire needed HS2 to ‘get better’ by triggering significant economic growth in our region. Register now to our daily newsletter The newsletter i cut through the noise A completed HS2 east leg would cut …
Read More »Bikes, Scooters, Buses, and Trains – With fewer people commuting to work five days a week, what are our options?
With return-to-work protocols being evaluated across the country, many employees will find new ways to get around. most of us won’t be coming back nine to five, five days a week, and with more and more expensive car transport, we may or may not consider public transport again. In automotive …
Read More »Improve the speed of our trains and their access
On Sunday, the City Rail Link reached its final milestone with the tunnel boring machine breaking through to Karangahape station and right on target – great work for everyone involved. Once completed, the CRL will transform our rail network, but it will take more time and investment to fully realize …
Read More »Could low carbon trains cure theft addiction in Europe?
In the 1920s and 1930s, long-distance train journeys were the norm across Europe, according to Mark Smith, also known as Man in Seat 61. The luxurious Orient Express, gliding along a scenic route from London to Istanbul, is just one example of how train travel was “both fun and convenient,” …
Read More »The Sheffield Hiking Group helps walkers explore the countryside by train and on foot
A group of hikers at Honley station. The irony of driving a gas guzzling car 20 miles out into the countryside, grappling with the navigation system the entire way, to enjoy a revitalizing ride before you have to return to the four-wheeled pollutant for the trip home. can ruin a …
Read More »The stray dog is Istanbul commuters’ best friend
ISTANBUL, October 6 (Reuters) – On a crowded Istanbul ferry between Europe and Asia, all eyes are on a commuter enjoying the view from his window. Boji, a street dog, has become a regular sight on the ferries, buses and subways of Europe’s largest city. A dedicated commuter, the dog …
Read More »Longer passenger train enters service on Northern Ireland rail network
Translink welcomed a new, longer crossing train to passenger service on Wednesday as part of a £ 66million investment in Northern Ireland’s rail system. The three new cars have been attached to an existing train and will allow passengers to walk the full length of the vehicle. It also aims …
Read More »Children “cry” as they are crushed like “sardines” on the last train back home
The children were left ‘crying’ after passengers were ‘crushed’ on the last train from Blackpool last weekend. Families were ‘disgusted’ on the stages on Saturday 25 September, as hundreds of people flocked to Blackpool North to return home after the world fireworks championships. Public transport was supposed to be busy …
Read More »NRZ-Turkish deal takes off | Sunday mail
Sunday mail Debra Matabvu and Harmony Agere YAPI MERKEZI, the Turkish company which recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Zimbabwe National Railways (NRZ) to recapitalize and modernize the country’s rail system, has started implementing the first phase of the agreement which includes assessment of rail infrastructure across the country. …
Read More »MSP calls for improved trains and rail network in the Highlands
Highlands and Islands MSP Emma Roddick has called for special attention to the north in the process of improving rail services across Scotland. Ms Roddick praised the Scottish Government’s plans to bring ScotRail into public ownership, saying this “gives us a huge opportunity to get it right”. But she expressed …
Read More »Rail Telematics Market: Freight Train Type to Increase 11.6% CAGR in 2021-2030
PORTLAND, ORAGON, USA, September 23, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – According to a recent report published by Allied Market Research, titled âRail Telematics Market by Solution, Mode of Operation and Train Type: Analysis of Global Opportunities and Industry Forecast, 2021-2030 â, the global rail telematics market was valued at $ 4.98 billion …
Read More »The London Underground in its first major extension since the 1990s
LONDON (Reuters) – The London Underground opened two new stations on Monday (September 20) in the network’s first extension since the 1990s, an extension which Mayor Sadiq Khan says will play a key role in resuming the capital after the pandemic. The two new Northern Line stations are located at …
Read More »Westinghouse Air Brake Technolo – Consensus Says Potential 5.9% Rise
Westinghouse Technolo air brakes found using ticker (WAB) now have 9 total analysts covering the stock. The consensus rating is “Buy”. The range between the high target price and the low target price is between 110 and 84 by calculating the average target price that we have 93.89. Now, with …
Read More »How pink fuels green
The color pink is usually associated with females. It represents all that is uniquely feminine – love, kindness and compassion. This, for the record, may have evolved from the days of hunter-gatherers, when women needed to fetch edible pink leaves or berries in green foliage. The sensitivity required to pluck …
Read More »Atkins to conduct accessibility audit of all UK stations
Atkins has been appointed by the Department for Transport (DfT) to conduct an accessibility audit of all UK stations as part of a government program to strengthen inclusiveness across the transport network . The audit, originally promised in the Williams-Shapps plan for rail, will identify improvements and highlight existing areas …
Read More »Harnessing smart technologies to restore confidence in public transport after the pandemic
As the days of the pandemic finally begin to appear numbered and a return to normalcy is imminent, the government and public sector organizations must now devote special attention to reconstruction after more than a year of containment and recovery. social distancing. Neil Killick is UK Managing Director of Milestone …
Read More »Swiss commuters say climate is not their top priority when it comes to transportation
Researchers at EPFL in Switzerland say the weather is not the factor that explains why people travel by car – or why they stop, Picture: Pexels. One of the goals of the European Union’s “Fit for 55” climate plan is to make all new cars zero emissions by 2035. It’s …
Read More »COVID-19: What are the rules on wearing face masks in England? | UK News
The majority of legal restrictions on social contact in England have been removed as of today, but wearing masks is still recommended in some places. As the country moves to the fourth stage of easing the lockdown, the government is removing COVID-19[female[feminine prevention measures and calls on people to take …
Read More »Boris Johnson urged to renew support for restoration of Fleetwood Railway
The Prime Minister was implored to continue supporting a plan to reconnect Fleetwood to the rail network following the results of a study into the possibility. During a 2019 general election campaign visit to Thornton station – on the line between Poulton and Fleetwood, closed in 1970 – Boris Johnson …
Read More »Passengers on trains entering Wales from England will need to wear face coverings, confirms Mark Drakeford
Deeside.com> News Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2021 People traveling to Wales from England on public transport will need to wear a mask when crossing the border, said Mark Drakeford. The Welsh government has confirmed that face covering will continue to be mandatory in public transport, taxis, health and social care …
Read More »Planes, trains, buses: where will masks be mandatory in England after July 19? | Transport
Several airlines have said they will continue to require passengers to wear face coverings, while rail, bus and coach operators will no longer require it after July 19, when the UK government relaxes the rules. in England. Grant Shapps, the transport secretary, said on Wednesday he “expected and indeed wanted” …
Read More »RMT calls on UK politicians to delay easing Covid-19 measures
The National Union of Rail, Sea and Transport Workers (RMT) has called on British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to protect transport workers by keeping certain Covid-19 restrictions on social contact in place. In a letter to Johnson as well as Welsh and Scottish Prime Ministers Mark Drakeford and Nicola Sturgeon, …
Read More »Berlin transport operator to stop calling fraudsters “blackriders”
The empty platform of an U-Bahn metro at Alexanderplatz station is pictured during an outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Berlin, Germany, March 25, 2020. REUTERS / Fabrizio Bensch / File Photo BERLIN, July 9 (Reuters) – Berlin-based public transport operator BVG will stop using the German term “schwarzfahren” (or …
Read More »Train Control System Market To Reach $ 5.09 Billion Globally By 2027 At 8.7% CAGR: Allied Market Research
PORTLAND, Ore., July 6, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Allied Market Research published a report titled “Train Control Management Systems Market by component (vehicle control unit, mobile communication gateway, human-machine interface and others), solution (communication-based train control, positive train control and integrated train control), network type (Ethernet network ( ECN), …
Read More »French unions call for symbolic public strikes at railways and airports
The French unions called yesterday a day of strike among certain railway workers and the first day of a five-day strike by staff at Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports in Paris. The unions have not released a statement on the number of workers participating in the strike at Paris …
Read More »Bali & Java Emergency Measures From Tomorrow, Southeast Asian News & Top Stories
The populated Indonesian islands of Java and Bali will face emergency measures from tomorrow that will shut down most activities and non-essential public places, as the government works to contain an unprecedented spike in such cases. last few weeks. The restrictions, which will be in place until July 20, will …
Read More »Global Train Control and Management Systems (TCMS) Market To Reach $ 3.4 Billion By 2026
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Read More »CA: Transit District to Increase Coaster Commuter Rail Service This Fall
Coaster commuter trains will be making many more trips starting this fall, with additional daily runs and shorter waits between services, despite ridership only slowly recovering from its huge pandemic drop. The number of passengers between Oceanside and San Diego fell about 90% last year after California launched stay-at-home orders …
Read More »The Williams-Shapps plan: looking to the future
On May 20 of this year, the Williams-Shapps plan for rail and the announcement of Great British Railways – a plan to transform British railways by setting priorities, changes and new transport solutions – took location. The plan aims to ensure that UK rail is the backbone of a cleaner …
Read More »Transit District to Increase Coaster Commuter Rail Service This Fall
Coaster commuter trains will be making many more trips starting this fall, with additional daily runs and shorter waits between services, despite ridership only slowly recovering from its huge pandemic drop. The number of passengers between Oceanside and San Diego fell about 90% last year after California launched stay-at-home orders …
Read More »Royal Scot steam locomotive will visit Dawlish this Sunday
LMS ‘Scot’ # 46100 ‘Royal Scot’ will pass through Dawlish tomorrow as it performs a special train tour on Sunday 27 June 2021. The Scotsman will transport a tour from Bristol Temple Meads to Dartmouth and return. Departing Bristol Temple Meads at 7:51 AM, the tour will pass through Bath …
Read More »There will be major Metrolink and railroad disruptions this summer – here’s everything you need to know
Travelers are warned to expect significant disruption to Metrolink and the rail network this summer. Significant improvement works are underway on public transport throughout the region, including at some key locations in Manchester city center. Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) bosses say they have tried to schedule the work so …
Read More »Monorail Systems Market Size To Reach Around US $ 180.48 Billion By
The global monorail systems market size is expected to reach approximately US $ 180.48 billion by 2027 with a CAGR of 21.94%, according to a report study by Precedence Research. OTTAWA, June 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Recently published report on “Monorail Systems Market (By type: suspended monorail and spanned …
Read More »Give us a light rail diagram
A new bus route proposed by the Greater Cambridge Partnership would cross the Gog Magog Hills, potentially destroying large swathes of Green Belt land, activists say. More than 200 people have gathered to protest against the Cambridge South East Transport project, which will be discussed by the GCP joint assembly …
Read More »The Railway Wiring Harness Market, in Value, Was $ 1.5
New York, June 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Reportlinker.com Announces the Release of the “Railway Wiring Harness Market by Application, Material, Train, Component, Tension, Cable, Wire Length, End Use and Region – Forecast world to 2026 “- https://www.reportlinker.com/p05479723/?utm_source=GNW The high population growth rate, especially in Asia-Pacific countries such as China …
Read More »New CEO targets lower ridership, disgruntled drivers and complicated fares
DENVER – Despite the federal government’s funding relief under the CARES Act to the tune of $ 232 million, RTD is still in deep trouble. Two-thirds of RTD’s budget comes from local sales and uses taxpayer dollars, resulting in a drop of $ 28.5 million since the start of the …
Read More »Hybrid Trains Market by Regional Outlook, Latest Trend, Share Analysis, Growth, Application and Forecast to 2027
The Global Hybrid Trains Market report provides in-depth information about the advancements and upcoming product launches. It focuses on a top-down assessment of market systems, geographic and business sections of major market players, and market outages for different overall topographies of the area. The market is diversified on the basis …
Read More »Five remain in hospital after Kuala Lumpur LRT crash, Southeast Asia News & Top Stories
KUALA LUMPUR (THE STAR / ASIA NEWS NETWORK) – Five victims of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) collision remain in hospital, and 62 others have been discharged after receiving medical treatment, the May 29th announced on Saturday. public transport operator Prasarana Malaysia. “Of the five, three have been placed in …
Read More »How to get around Portugal
Home to world-class beaches, attractive and exciting cities and protected natural parks, Portugal is the kind of place where it’s hard to limit yourself to one place. Fortunately, the country has an excellent, affordable transport network – as well as plenty of rental opportunities for two and four-wheeled vehicles – …
Read More ȣ 100million rail upgrade could return direct connections between Coventry and Leicester and Nottingham stations
Political leaders hailed plans which could see the return of direct rail services between Coventry and the East Midlands for the first time in 20 years. A new report suggests direct links could be established between the city of the West Midlands and Leicester, Loughborough, East Midlands Parkway and Nottingham …
Read More »Hybrid Trains Market Size 2021 including Growth Factors, Applications, Regional Analysis, Major Players and Forecast to 2027
The Hybrid Trains market report can be explored in terms of data breakdown by manufacturers, region, type and application, market status, market share, growth rate, future trends, market drivers, opportunities and challenges, trends emerging, risks and barriers to entry, sales channels and distributors. This market research report is the result …
Read More »Public transport can be “very safe” if commuters put on their masks and refrain from talking, says transport minister
SINGAPORE: Although there may be “transient” congestion at some stations, public transport is “very safe” if commuters refrain from speaking and keep their masks on, Transport Minister Ong Ye said on Friday (May 14th). Kung. He was responding to a journalist’s question on possible measures to limit crowds on public …
Read More »London’s Crossrail Runs Test Trains in ‘Significant Moment’ for Service as Aiming for 2022 Opening | UK News
Crossrail runs test trains in London as it prepares its plans for a 2022 opening. The new Elizabeth line operates four trains per hour as part of safety tests, which Crosses calls a “crucial step” in the £ 19bn rail link to the capital. The trial will be followed by …
Read More »Europe’s green revolution? Italy’s spending plans raise doubts
ROME – The European Union bills its 750 billion euro (around 98.5 trillion yen) pandemic stimulus fund as the opportunity of the century to transform the region’s economy and help it become the world leader in terms of reducing carbon emissions. But closer scrutiny by environmentalists of the spending plans …
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