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Annual conference on automated peoplemovers reports progress in Europe and Asia, but modicum of movement in the United States.
Read More →The European Commission (EC) approved the acquisition of DaimlerChrysler’s subsidiary, Adtranz, by Bombardier Transportation.
Read More →Despite a string of fatal rail accidents, the European Union (EU) said train travel remains one of the safest ways of getting around the continent.
Read More →In the span of three days in February, a bus attack killed eight in Israel, a bus bombing killed 10 in Yugoslavia and explosions near the track shut down a main railway line in Ireland.
Read More →ABC Bus Companies Inc., in a partnership with Thor Industries, is planning to develop a customized mid-size bus that integrates European styling.
Read More →It seems that subway projects are only being implemented these days in developing countries in Eastern Europe and Asia, as the Western world says it can no longer afford them.
Read More →European transport ministers met to discuss responses to the continent’s worst energy crisis since the 1970s, but refrained from a EU-wide response to fuel tax relief.
Read More →ALSTOM and Siemens will work together to build a high-speed trainset that will be compatible with all major networks throughout western Europe.
Read More →Ever since Romano Prodi, president-designate of the European Commission, announced his choices for the new European Commissioners and the restructuring of the commission bureaucracy itself, EU-watchers have wondered what will happen to Union policies and programs affecting transport.
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