How Automation Is Rewiring Travel Safety
From AI diagnostics to airport operations, automation is rapidly shifting travel from isolated safety checks to a connected, data driven protection ecosystem.
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PJM commissions new digital production facility
PJM has brought a new digital production facility online, highlighting how advanced automation and data-driven systems are reshaping modern industrial and energy-related operations.
Railway Gazette International widens its global brief
Railway Gazette International is widening its editorial scope, integrating RailTech.com and sharpening its focus on urban mobility, digitalisation and logistics.
FS secures Paris high-speed depot for Europe-wide Trenitalia push
Italy’s FS Group has secured a long-term Paris depot, positioning Trenitalia to scale its Frecciarossa services and challenge incumbents across Europe’s liberalised high-speed market.
Budapest–Belgrade rail launch slips as ETCS experts quit
Passenger services on the flagship Budapest–Belgrade rail line are delayed beyond Hungary’s elections amid signalling setbacks and the resignation of key ETCS specialists.
Rail Baltica Emerges as NATO’s Quiet Lifeline in the Baltics
As war rages in Ukraine, the Baltic states see Rail Baltica as a strategic lifeline for NATO, blending high-speed civilian rail with hard military utility.
ERTMS as a mindset: how rail’s digital backbone must evolve
Across Europe and beyond, ERTMS is shifting from a technical add‑on to a shared operating philosophy, demanding cultural change as much as new signalling hardware.
Is Bacoli a Good Day Trip From Naples? Nature & Ruins Guide
Considering a day trip from Naples? Discover whether Bacoli’s lakes, volcanic landscapes, and Roman ruins make it worth your limited time.
Ukraine rail network faces escalating wave of Russian drone strikes
Russia’s intensifying drone campaign against Ukraine’s rail system is disrupting travel, straining tourism corridors, and threatening a critical lifeline for civilians and supplies.
ADIF faces EU fraud probe after Spain’s high-speed rail tragedies
A new EU fraud investigation into rail maintenance funding collides with Spain’s painful legacy of deadly high-speed crashes in Santiago de Compostela and Adamuz.
What’s Next for Net-Zero Trains After Hydrogen’s Setback?
Fresh studies question the economics of hydrogen locomotives, nudging rail decarbonization strategies toward wires, batteries and targeted hydrogen for only the hardest routes.
Should Europe’s Railways Embrace Military Mobility?
Europe is rethinking rail as a dual-use backbone for both passengers and troops, sparking debate over capacity, funding and the promise of “no regret” investments.
What Most Visitors Wish They Knew Before Visiting Baku
First-time trip to Baku? Learn what seasoned visitors wish they had known about visas, money, safety, scams, transport, culture, and daily costs.
How to Experience Parco Virgiliano’s Best Sunset Views
A practical 2026 guide to Parco Virgiliano in Naples, with on-the-ground tips for timing, viewpoints, photos, picnics, and getting there for the perfect sunset.
Study outlines staffing, station gaps in Montgomery fire, EMS
A new study of Montgomery County’s fire and EMS network details staffing shortages, station coverage gaps, and investment options that could reshape local emergency response.