The 2016 issue of Railway Interiors International is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:
- The Elizabeth line – Destined for a route that is partly above ground and partly below it, and to be used by 200 million people each year, the new Elizabeth line train posed a unique design challenge
- Testing – Simulation has transformed railcar design. Does it have the potential to sideline real-world testing?
- Brightline – The first privately owned intercity express train service in the USA is aiming to revolutionize the passenger experience to compete with automobiles
- Security – There are many technological and operational measures available to protect passengers from security threats
- Saint-Étienne tram – France’s oldest tram network will have a resolutely 21st century image when its new trams enter service in late 2016
- InnoTrans preview – Exhibitors give a taste of the innovations they are set to showcase at InnoTrans 2016, which will be held in Berlin, Germany, on September 20-23
- Design in brief – A new Art Deco bar car has been created for the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express