Rail engineering

Listen to this article Between 1994, when the railway was privatised, and the pre-Covid year of 2019, railway passenger numbers

Listen to this article At around 19:26 on the evening of 21 October 2024, train 1J25, the 18:31 Transport for

Listen to this article The Permanent Way Institution’s annual electrification conference was attended by around 150 delegates and was opened

Listen to this article In 2009, the Great Western Electrification Programme (GWEP) was estimated to cost £1 billion. By 2015

Listen to this article At the RSSB sponsored Vehicle/Track System Interface Committee seminar, RSSB’s Dr David Griffin and University of

Listen to this article The collision at Fisherton Tunnel, Salisbury in October 2021 was primarily caused by poor wheel/rail adhesion.

Listen to this article Nigel Keightly The Sekisui Chemical Company has manufactured synthetic wooden products made from Fibre-reinforced Foamed Urethane

Listen to this article Bob Clarke In 1985, British Rail was moving to a market/business led structure in which sector

Listen to this article Rail Engineer has reported widely on Siemens Mobility’s Rail Village in Goole, East Yorkshire, home to

Listen to this article Back in September 2012 (Issue 95), Rail Engineer carried a feature on cross-industry innovation which considered