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Nick Kingsley

Nick Kingsley

Executive Editor at Railway Gazette International

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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Infrastructure: Composite sleepers make a comeback

Norfolk Southern is among the US railroads looking afresh at the latest iteration of the composite sleeper. Greg Janson, President of supplier Triton Ties, explains to Nick Kingsley how a combination of recycled plastic and glass fibre material can offer durability and environmental gains compared to using wooden or concrete ...
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Canada: GO Transit grapples with fleet uncertainty

Ontario transport authority Metrolinx is adopting an iterative approach to modernising its commuter rail fleet as the scope of the GO Expansion programme continues to evolve. Nick Kingsley reports from Toronto.
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High speed: Alto aims higher

Canada's Toronto - Québec City passenger rail project is to be taken forward as a dedicated high speed line requiring up to 1 000 km of new alignment. However, many challenges must be overcome to make the plan a reality, as Nick Kingsley explains.
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Freight: Satellite technology seeks to add value in telematics

French private freight operator Europorte has joined forces with IoT and satellite technology specialists to launch a comprehensive telematics platform to monitor freight train operations. Chairman Raphaël Doutrebente explains Track Value to Nick Kingsley.
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HS2 Ltd CEO confident ‘reset’ will succeed

UK: HS2 Ltd Chief Executive Mark Wild has set out his aim to reset the project over the course of the next year to ensure that a realistic cost and schedule can be maintained for the outstanding work on the high speed line.
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Comment: Turbulence on the tracks

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.
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Decarbonisation: ‘Rail risks being left behind’ in emerging hydroge...

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.
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Comment: Rail needs to find Another Way

Amid geopolitical turbulence, governments in Europe and beyond will need to ramp up their defence spending urgently, potentially squeezing the funding avilable for rail and wider civilian infrastructure. However, a push for more efficiency offers opportunities too, believes our Executive Editor Nick Kingsley.
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New York: Subway operator seeks supplier support

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.
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New York: Subway operator seeks supplier support

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.
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Interview: It is time to embrace open source software

Set up by UIC and three national railways, the recently formed Open Rail Association is seeking to grow its membership to drive adoption of open source software in the rail market, as Swiss Federal Railways' CIO Jochen Decker and Nicole Göbel, Chief Executive of Deutsche Bahn's information technology arm ...