Rail engineering

Rail Engineer was recently invited to visit the impressive new Siemens Mobility train manufacturing ‘village’ facility at Goole, Yorkshire. Sustainability,

Whilst the Siemens Mobility Goole train manufacturing plant and supply chain rail village is still being finished, and no train

Rail Engineer 175 (June 2019) ran a feature explaining how and why the future of Wi-Fi technology would be Wi-Fi

The rail industry faces many challenges, with one being the migration of the Global System for Mobile Communications-Railway (GSM-R) to

Nigel Keightley, consulting track engineer at Sekisui, talks us through the state of the art upgrade of a Nottinghamshire Network

The HS2 project has featured in these pages many times before and its industry leading approach continues to demonstrate innovative

Technological revolution through the mid-1990s brought 28.8kbps modems and the mind-boggling prospect – if overheads and latencies allowed – of

Whenever an intervention involving working on or near to an active safety critical signalling item of equipment takes place, the

Looking back over several years of articles written for Rail Engineer covering the European Train Control System (ETCS), it is

“The Government has clearly set out its firm focus on rebalancing the economy and creating jobs, skills and talent to