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SBB puts modified Twindexx EMU back into regular service (opens the original)
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SWITZERLAND: SBB has put the first rebuilt FV-Dosto double-deck train into regular passenger service, following approval from rail safety regulator BAV. The double-deck Bombardier Twindexx EMU re-entered service on September 30, marking the first deployment of an FV-Dosto equipped with modified bogies without the WAKO passive tilt mechanism. The modifications to the fleet are intended to improve ride comfort while reducing long-term maintenance costs. Removing the maintenance-intensive WAKO syst
Dakar TER rail services extended to Blaise Diagne International Airport (opens the original)
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SENEGAL: Dakar’s Train Express Régional service was extended 19 km to Blaise Diagne International Airport on September 28. The opening comes shortly before the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. The inauguration ceremony was attended by Minister of Land Transport & Air Transport Serigne Abdoul Ahad Ndiaye, Minister of Infrastructure Déthié Fall and Minister of Employment Idrissa Samb. The completion of the second phase of the TER project takes the 160 km/h standard gauge route to 55 km. The double-
Norway’s Flirt Nordic Express on show at InnoTrans (opens the original)
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INNOTRANS: Stadler presented four cars of a Flirt Nordic Express long-distance trainset it is supplying for Norwegian state-owned rolling stock company Norske Tog at InnoTrans 2026. The four cars from the Type C daytime configuration were on show. These included a bistro car, a family/play saloon and two passenger cars with standard and reclining seating. Norske Tog ordered 17 long-distance trainsets from Stadler under a contract signed in 2023. The eight-car Flirt Nordic Express trains have bee
Skills: Understanding the train driver shortage (opens the original)
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A shortage of skilled personnel is one of the enduring challenges facing Europe’s railways, and the lack of drivers is especially acute. With EU policy leading to a more fluid competitive passenger rail landscape and rapid mobilisation needs for new entrants, the pressure to find more drivers is becoming intense. Toma Bačić sets out the problem and how it is being tackled. Considering a corporate subscription? Contact us to find out more.
Rail freight: Opportunities and risks in the Baltic states (opens the original)
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The Baltic Rail Freight Conference brought together a range of regional stakeholders to evaluate the potential for expanding rail and multimodal freight in the region, identify key challenges and empower key players to explore the market opportunities. Toma Bačić reports. Strategic resilience was the central theme of the Baltic Rail Freight Conference, hosted by t2p Solutions in Riga on May 27. Recognising the need to evolve freight transport in the Baltic region in the face of geopolitical chan
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