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Train passengers who came under Russian fire at Kherson railway station have reached Mykolaiv safely by bus. Source: Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways) Quote: "The Kherson train passengers got to Mykolaiv safely by bus.

Train passengers have been warned that they can only bring one large suitcase and two bags when travelling on one of the country’s main rail lines.

One dispute may soon be settled, but there could be another walk-out along shortly

In an interview, CEO Mario Peloquin says the federal government should move toward a charter that would ensure train passengers receive compensation for long delays.

The failures have caused widespread disruption as travellers could not come in or out of the station

In the new timetable of the Indian Railways, some train services in South Eastern Railway have been revised to improve their punctuality.

A delegation of the Assam Rail Passenger Association (ARPA) met the Union Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, Ayush Sarbananda Sonowal, on Tuesday in Guwahati and discussed various issues and...

Bbc news. there are new warnings that the changing climate is testing the limits of the uks rail and roads as more extreme weather increases the risk of landslips, flooding and other disruptive events. the governments official adviser on the subject wants a conversation around how much the taxpayer is prepared to spend, to keep the country moving. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin has more. this is what the impact of extreme weather on our transport works looks like. intense rainfall flood...

Intense rainfall flooding roads, rail embankments slipping away, track buckling in the heat. it all adds up to disruption, including for train passengers. it is network rail�*s job to monitor the thousands of miles of railway track up and down the country for anything that could make it unsafe for trains to run. so every system that you are looking at is affected in some way by the weather. you will see the signalling equipment, we need to make sure that we maintain temperatures. we need to ma...

Bit. to the local authority are doing their bit. ., ., , the local authority are doing their bit. to louise jackson, thank you very much _ bit. to louise jackson, thank you very much indeed. _ and you can watch?! want to go home — bbc wales investigates on iplayer now and on bbc one wales at 8pm tonight. 24 minutes past seven. we have been reporting so much over the last few weeks. it�*s been a summer of extreme weather, and there are fresh warnings that the changing climate is testing the l...