Railway Gazette International

Rail Business Intelligence is a bi-weekly newsletter designed for senior managers, investors, lawyers, contractors, consultants, local authorities, trade union representatives, manufacturers, and service providers within the UK's rail sector. It is released every other Thursday in both print and PDF formats. The newsletter features insights from Editor Robert Preston and Founding Editor Roger Ford, with significant contributions from main editors Murray Hughes, Nick Kingsley, and Tony Miles.

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Comment: Turbulence on the tracks

1 week ago | railwaygazette.com | Nick Kingsley

Comment: Turbulence on the tracks By Nick Kingsley2025-05-08T12:00:00 The US rail market must adjust to the unpredictable world of ’Trumponomics’, where major projects are scorned, yet domestic manufacturing and ‘onshoring’ is welcomed, says our Executive Editor Nick Kingsley.
France: Regions refine their rolling stock strategies

1 week ago | railwaygazette.com | Jérémie Anne

France: Regions refine their rolling stock strategies By Jérémie Anne 2025-05-06T11:00:00 As the competitive tendering of French regional passenger services becomes established, the various régions are pursuing different rolling stock strategies. Jérémie Anne investigates.
Comment: The devil is in the detail of reform

3 weeks ago | railwaygazette.com | Andrew Grantham

Comment: The devil is in the detail of reform By Andrew Grantham2025-04-21T06:00:00 In May the first passenger services are set to transfer from the private to the public sector as part of the UK government’s rail reform plans.
France: SNCF Voyageurs goes on the attack

3 weeks ago | railwaygazette.com | Jérémie Anne

France: SNCF Voyageurs goes on the attack By Jérémie Anne 2025-04-20T06:00:00 National passenger operator SNCF Voyageurs has seen ridership and revenue surge in the post-pandemic period. Its next big challenge will be to respond to the opening up of the French passenger market to competition, as the leadership team explains to Jérémie Anne.
Decarbonisation: ‘Rail risks being left behind’ in emerging hydrogen economy

2 months ago | railwaygazette.com | Nick Kingsley

Decarbonisation: ‘Rail risks being left behind’ in emerging hydrogen economy By Nick Kingsley2025-03-14T12:00:00 Birmingham University spin-out Vanguard STS launched its HydroShunter locomotive on January 31 before convening a round table to assess the prospects of hydrogen traction gaining ground in rail applications. Nick Kingsley joined the discussion.
Go with the flow: SNCF and Alstom unveil design of next TGV fleet

2 months ago | railwaygazette.com | Jérémie Anne

FRANCE: SNCF Voyageurs and Alstom have unveiled the interior design of the TGV M high speed trainsets which are to enter service from 2026. Jérémie Anne reports from Paris. Details of the interior design and the onboard proposition of the next generation of TGV trainsets were unveiled in Paris on March 11.
Freight sector says rail reforms need to offer investors more certainty

2 months ago | railwaygazette.com | Andrew Grantham

UK: The government’s rail reforms must provide more robust guarantees and stronger regulation so that freight operators have fair and economically viable access to the Great British Railways network and investors will be willing to look at the sector, politicians and industry representatives said at the Rail Freight Parliamentary Reception.
Comment: Rail needs to find Another Way

2 months ago | railwaygazette.com | Nick Kingsley

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New York: Subway operator seeks supplier support

Feb 13, 2025 | railwaygazette.com | Nick Kingsley

Tim Mulligan is heading up a newly created rolling stock programme office at New York MTA, tasked with widening and deepening the relationship between the authority and its supply chain. He explained the plans to Nick Kingsley. ‘We want US rail car manufacturing to be strong’, emphasises New York MTA’s Rolling Stock Director Tim Mulligan as he sets out the agency’s vision for how it could rethink its relationship with the supply chain.
Great British Railways: Industry seeks clarity as reform makes slow progress

Feb 6, 2025 | railwaygazette.com | Andrew Grantham

Great British Railways: Industry seeks clarity as reform makes slow progress By Andrew Grantham2025-02-06T12:00:00 The biggest reforms to Great Britain’s railways since privatisation 30 years ago are now being implemented. Andrew Grantham tries to cut through the noise and explain what is actually going on.