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June 6, 2022 | Employment

IRJ Women in Rail Awards 2022: Part 3

IRJ’s editorial team shines the spotlight on the third group of winners of our inaugural Women in Rail Awards.

June 4, 2022 | Employment

IRJ Women in Rail Awards 2022: Part 2

IRJ’s editorial team shines the spotlight on the next three winners of our inaugural Women in Rail Awards.

June 1, 2022 | Employment

IRJ Women in Rail Awards 2022: Part 1

IRJ’s editorial team shines the spotlight on the first three winners of our inaugural Women in Rail Awards.

May 31, 2022 | Metros

Global metro ridership dropped 40% during 2020 as pandemic hit

The figures were released in the UITP’s World Metro Figures 2021 statistics brief.

May 27, 2022 | News

Australian Labor Party victory good news for rail

IRJ Australian regional editor, Tony Duboudin, considers the implications of the recent Australian federal election result for rail investment in the country.

May 25, 2022 | Track

IAF returns following Covid hiatus

The International Exhibition for Track Technology (IAF) will return to Münster, Germany, at the end of the month. David Burroughs reveals some of the products and innovations set to go on display.

May 18, 2022 | Passenger

Sustainability key to Dublin expansion

A new fleet of trains, including some powered by batteries, are central to plans to transform rail travel in Ireland by the end of the decade, as Richard Clinnick reports.

May 18, 2022 | Light Rail

Tel Aviv Red Line ready for November opening

After suffering delays during the Covid-19 pandemic, Tel Aviv’s Red Line light rail project is on-track to achieve its updated opening date. David Burroughs visits the newly-built depot at Kiryat Arye and rides the line as testing increases.

May 16, 2022 | Track

Turning heads with split head tamping

Sustainability and digitalisation are the key themes of Plasser & Theurer’s exhibit at this month’s IAF international track technology exhibition in Münster. Kevin Smith was offered a preview during a visit to the company’s factory in Linz, Austria.

May 12, 2022 | Fleet

New fleet takes rail in Israel to new heights

Israel is upgrading much of its rail network to accommodate rising passenger numbers, with large-scale electrification and ERTMS rollouts underway. Israel Railways has also ordered up to 60 EMUs from Siemens, the country’s first EMU fleet, which entered service at the end of last year. David Burroughs visits the country to learn more.

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