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Railway Challenge 2025: Team registration open - click here and register by 10 November 2024!
Once you've registered your team for Railway Challenge 2025, book your places at our Team Networking Day, taking place in-person and online on 27 November 2024 and visit the team document library to apply for the Railway Challenge Awards before the 6 December 2024 deadline!
Plus, take advantage of Vampire Pro: Industry-leading railway dynamics simulation package offer for Railway Challenge 2025 teams - please email the Railway Challenge team to access
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The Railway Challenge, organised by our Railway Division, provides a brilliant opportunity for aspiring teams to compete in yet another challenging industry-specific competition, showcasing their skills, expertise, knowledge, and business acumen.
Each annual Challenge cycle kicks-off in October, ending with a final event in late June/early July of the following year.
The Challenge, now in its fourteenth successive year, continues to bring together teams of university students, as well as apprentices and graduates working in industry across the world to test their business knowledge, design ability and technical skills in a live test environment.
We have relaxed the requirement for ride-on locomotives and this will now be included as a further optional challenge for 2025. Where this ride-on option is selected a full risk assessment must be provided and there must also be back up provision for the driver to be seated in the front of the trailing vehicle. Full details can be found in the rules and technical specification.
Furthermore we are delighted to announce that the 2025 Railway Challenge Awards are now open until 6 December 2024! Here's what you need to do: Submit your team information, register for the Team Networking Day and visit the team document library to get all the information you need to apply for the 2025 Railway Challenge Awards.
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