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Raspberry Software to launch unified rail revenue protection system
The new platform will bring penalty and prosecution processes into one application when the company hosts its annual seminar in Birmingham on 15 October.
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The new platform will bring penalty and prosecution processes into one application when the company hosts its annual seminar in Birmingham on 15 October.
Arriva’s open access operator has expanded its Class 180 fleet ahead of an ORR decision on the proposed service.
The structure will carry HS2 across the River Great Ouse floodplain and uses a double composite design intended to reduce concrete and steel use.
The Edinburgh operator won at the National Transport Awards after passenger numbers rose 3.3% to 12.5 million journeys.
RAIB says the train reached about 122km/h before braking, while the other service stopped after an unexplained AWS warning.
Network Rail says track, station and accessibility upgrades are progressing ahead of the line’s planned reopening on 5 October.
Revised proposals split parking between Ashburnham Road and Ford End Road, with a potential community hub and GP surgery also under review.
The €5m-a-year framework covers overhead contact system renewals, upgrades and new works across Dublin’s 70km Luas network.
From 30 September, people with long-term impairments, health conditions or neurodivergence that significantly affect rail travel can apply using professional evidence.
Sixteen-year-old Adam El Rafey says rail must show young people its role in technology and innovation.