Stadler and ARST have presented the world’s first hydrogen-powered train designed specifically for narrow-gauge lines, with passenger service in Sardinia planned from 2028.
Interactive railway safety sessions held at Leeds railway station on 15th June, as part of the station’s Safety Week, attracted over 1,000 Year 6 pupils.
There have been more than 700,000 trips using tap-and-go technology since the start of June, when the rest of the train network got the capability in stages.
