Infrabel inaugurated its new control room in Brussels on Thursday. In 2005, the infrastructure manager had 368 signaling cabins, whereas today, there are only ten. /Belga
Belgian railway network operator Infrabel has inaugurated a new control room in Brussels. This forms the completion of a major operation in which 368 outdated signal boxes were replaced by ten modern counterparts. The program started 18 years ago and represents an investment of nearly 1 billion euros. It turns the operator into one of
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