
The Belgian federal government has officially postponed the mandatory “ETCS only” operation on its national railway network from December 2025 to December 2027. The infrastructure…

The Belgian federal government has officially postponed the mandatory “ETCS only” operation on its national railway network from December 2025 to December 2027. The infrastructure…

The implementation of the European Train Control System (ETCS) and the other components of the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) continues to wreak havoc…

The train that derailed and went up into flames in Czechia on 28 February was going twice the speed limit. It was transporting benzene, a…

Austria is getting a new government. Three political parties have agreed on a coalition agreement that will form the basis of Austria’s policies for the…

The freight train with benzene that derailed and caught on fire in eastern Czechia was possibly driving too fast. RailFreight.com earlier reported that that scenario…

DB Cargo UK has contracted with Siemens Mobility to fit Class 66 locomotives with the new European Train Control System (ETCS). Work will begin in…

The Czech Railway Administration will be implementing ETCS on four track sections in January 2025. Together, the lines in question constitute over 600 kilometres of…

At first there were three. Well, actually five. Now there are two. Well, more like four. The confusion around Europe’s standardised signalling safety system ERTMS…

DB InfraGO, Germany’s rail infrastructure manager, has “consciously or unconsciously” announced a delay in the implementation of ETCS on the Riedbahn. The crucial rail artery…

Freightliner in the UK has launched a partnership with Siemens Mobility to retrofit one of its Class 66 diesel locomotives with state-of-the-art European Train Control…

Rail freight will not be included in the German Federal Railway Infrastructure Expansion Act (BSWAG). As a result, German rail freight will miss out on…

A new route for a ’66. DB Cargo UK has offered up one of its workhorses of the rail freight industry. The first “Shed” in…