In 2010, at Chiltern Railways, we created the first barcode ticketing app in the British rail industry. Customers could buy a ticket on their phone and show it to be scanned. I later kicked off the ...

DP World has welcomed four of Europe’s largest quay cranes to its UK ports, as part of its continued investment to expand capacity and support the growth of UK trade. The first pair of cranes, ...

Transport for London (TfL) has published updated Interchange Best Practice Guidelines, providing the latest guidance to help boroughs and other partners deliver high-quality transport interchanges ...

Access to millions of shared mobility journeys is changing how cities can plan transport networks, according to new research from ETH Zürich, with pilot projects in Hannover and Seville producing ...

New trains could be publicly-owned rather than leased, as part of plans set out on Monday 28 September by the Government in a new strategy for trains and infrastructure.

Seventeen Brightline Florida-related entities filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Thursday in Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey. Brightline Trains Florida secured $490 million of new long ...

Great British Railways (GBR) offers significant benefits. It will bring together the control of costs and income at an operational level, remove contractual barriers, and should ensure that strategic ...

Rail infrastructure maintenance is about to undergo a revolution. As digitalization advances, modern assistance systems are being used more and more in track construction and maintenance. At iaf 2025, ...

Every weekday morning, millions of Japanese commuters squeeze into train cars heading into the city centers of Japan’s major metropoli. According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and ...

Exploring trains and locomotives from CRRC China, Stadler Rail Switzerland, Siemens Mobility Germany, Hyundai Rotem South Korea, Luna Rail, Spitzke, and Alstom France.

One of the world's foremost authorities on why big projects often fail. We explore what goes wrong on the supply side of big projects, before testing an idea about getting the demand side straight.