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Technicians installing a Turntide battery system on a Hitachi Rail train

16.07.2026

Rail supplier news: Railmark expands as Urbanliner launches

Newcastle to Sydney high-speed trains approaching a proposed station

16.07.2026

Bechtel Joins Newcastle to Sydney High-Speed Rail Plan

Two Sydney Metro trains during Southwest Metro testing at Bankstown

16.07.2026

Southwest Metro Testing Enters Final Stage in Sydney

Brest tram line B and BRT line D: routes, capacity, works

25.02.2026

Brest tram line B and BRT line D added to the Bibus network

Brest tram line B and BRT line D entered service in February, expanding the Bibus public transport network with a second tram route and a new bus rapid transit (BRT) corridor designed by Systra France, according to SYSTRA.

CAF extra-long trams Vitoria-Gasteiz set for 2028–2029

05.02.2026

CAF extra-long trams Vitoria-Gasteiz: deliveries set for 2028–2029

CAF extra-long trams Vitoria-Gasteiz are planned for the city’s tram system as Euskotren advances the planned extension to the Zabalgana district.

Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2: Stage 2a set for Q1 2027

05.02.2026

Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 approved, built in two phases

The New South Wales Government has approved Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 for main construction, but the project will now be delivered in two phases rather than as a single package, as reported by Rail Express.

Tampere extended trams: 47 m vehicles tested this summer

27.01.2026

Tampere extended trams to lift capacity ahead of 2028

Tampere extended trams are meant to help the Finnish city’s tramway carry more passengers as demand rises and the network prepares for planned extensions to Pirkkala and Linnainmaa.

Tram Grade Separation Projects bring Glenelg trams back

25.01.2026

Tram Grade Separation Projects: Glenelg trams return Jan 26

Tram Grade Separation Projects will see tram services on the Glenelg tram line return on Australia Day after successful testing of the $870 million program, as outlined by the South Australian Department for Infrastructure and Transport.

Yarra Trams Trambassadors program expands late-night support

15.01.2026

Yarra Trams Trambassadors program rolls out on key routes

The Yarra Trams Trambassadors program has been introduced to make late-night tram travel safety feel safer for passengers travelling after dark.

Moderus Gamma tram delivery to Poznań: 30 cars

26.12.2025

Moderus Gamma tram delivery to Poznań completed early

MPK Poznań has completed the Moderus Gamma tram delivery to Poznań ahead of schedule. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Potsdam TramLink trams start running with ViP in Germany

22.12.2025

Potsdam TramLink trams begin regular passenger service

Potsdam TramLink trams have begun regular passenger service after successful testing and the receipt of technical approvals, according to a Stadler media release.

Yakima Valley Trolleys operating agreement delayed to January

15.12.2025

Yakima Valley Trolleys operating agreement faces delay

Yakima Valley Trolleys operating agreement talks are set to carry into 2026 without a resolution, leaving the nonprofit’s role operating the city-owned interurban electric railroad uncertain, as reported by Railfan & Railroad.

KC Streetcar ridership doubles as Main Street line opens

12.12.2025

KC Streetcar ridership doubles after Main Street extension

KC Streetcar ridership doubles after the Oct. 24 opening of the KC Streetcar Main Street extension, as Progressive Railroading reported.

04.12.2025

Alstom Citadis trams in Murcia keep the city moving

Alstom Citadis trams in Murcia have been leaving the depot every morning with 100% fleet availability for well over a decade.

01.12.2025

CAF trams for Maryland’s Purple Line delivered to MTA

CAF trams for Maryland’s Purple Line reached an important milestone in November 2025: the state’s transport authority, the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA), received the last, 28th low-floor light rail vehicle for the future line.