EU pressures Netherlands over rail capacity allocation rules
The European Commission has escalated concerns about how the Netherlands allocates scarce rail capacity, warning that current rules may breach single market competition law.
Oliver Brandt
I am writing observational travel analysis focused on how travel works beyond the surface.
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Belo Horizonte metro concessionaire steers new expansion
Belo Horizonte’s metro concessionaire is moving ahead with Line 1 upgrades and Line 2 expansion, reshaping mobility and travel options across the Minas Gerais capital.
CTA Construction Breaks Ground on Melrose Fire Engine 2
CTA Construction Managers has begun work on Melrose’s new Engine 2 station, a modern, all-electric facility set to upgrade fire and emergency services on Tremont Street.
UITP Summit 2026: Where the Public Transport Sector Meets
Global mobility leaders are preparing for the UITP Summit 2026 in Dubai, a key marketplace for decarbonisation, digitalisation and people‑first public transport.
Evacuation lifted after Bucyrus train derailment
Residents of Bucyrus, Ohio, are returning home after an overnight evacuation triggered by a freight train derailment involving a hydrochloric acid tanker.
UITP and Dubai RTA Unveil Programme for UITP Summit 2026
UITP and Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority have announced the programme launch for the UITP Summit 2026, outlining themes, tracks and a global focus on sustainable mobility.
Travel Webinars Redefine Training and Marketing in 2026
Tourism boards, travel brands and industry groups are leaning on webinars in 2026 to train partners, test ideas and amplify destination marketing at low cost.
Substation fire at New Milton triggers major rail delays
A substation fire near New Milton in Hampshire has caused widespread disruption on South Western Railway routes, with delays and cancellations affecting thousands of passengers.
Calypso Networks Association refreshes boards for wider voice
Calypso Networks Association has elected new Board and Advisory Board members, blending continuity with broader global representation in public transport ticketing governance.
Probe launched after 45-car CN train derails near Montreal
Canadian investigators are examining how a 45-car CN freight train left the tracks in a Montreal suburb, disrupting a residential area but causing no injuries.
Toxic train disasters raise alarms for towns along the tracks
Recent derailments that devastated East Palestine and Lac-Mégantic are prompting fresh scrutiny of hazardous freight trains rolling past small towns every day.
Evacuation lifted after Norfolk Southern Ohio derailment
Residents in Bucyrus, Ohio, are returning home after a Norfolk Southern freight derailment prompted a hazardous materials scare and temporary evacuation zone.
19 Firms Line Up for Warsaw–Łódź High-Speed Rail Work
Nineteen companies, grouped into eight bidders, are vying to build a key 14.3-kilometre section of Poland’s first true high-speed rail link between Warsaw and Łódź.
DB rolls out bodycams on long-distance train staff
Deutsche Bahn is expanding the use of body-worn cameras to crews on its long-distance trains, citing rising attacks on staff and growing security concerns.
Kyrgyzstan launches new strategic rail link in Issyk-Kul
Kyrgyzstan has begun building a new strategic railway along Lake Issyk-Kul, a project expected to reshape tourism, trade and regional connectivity in the country’s east.