With many trains having an operating life of 40 years or more, a train that was considered state-of-the-art at the start will likely feel rather dated by mid-life. And who wants to ride in a time capsule? Turns out, passengers … Continue reading →

Most modern trains are primarily made of metals like steel and aluminium, which are long-proven materials designed to ensure the comfort and safety of these vehicles. However, composite materials – first tried and tested in the aeronautical sector – are … Continue reading →

Trams, metros, and regional and high-speed trains are all important components of a public transport system. They also have the potential to reduce transportation’s carbon footprint and, in doing so, help deliver a carbon-free future. This potential lies largely within … Continue reading →