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GATX Rail Europe News
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HS2 News
PLANS TO EXTEND THE HS2 NETWORK TO MANCHESTER MOVE FORWARD
HS2 Ltd confirmed that a second set of proposed changes to the High-Speed Rail (Crewe – Manchester) Bill, has been introduced to Parliament.
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CER News
Taking the cross-border rail customer experience to the next level
European Rail CEOs have expressed their vision for seamless, punctual, reliable, and sustainable rail transport, for both passengers and transported goods, and their commitment to the rail customer experience at the European Railways CEO Summit in Berne, hosted by Swiss Federal Railways (SBB CFF FFS) on 1 July.
03
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Wabtec Info
CBH acquires narrow-gauge locomotives from Wabtec
CBH Group acquires 17 narrow-gauge locomotives from Wabtec Corporation for expansion of rail fleet, as part of 'Path to 2033 Strategy'.
03
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HITACHI RAIL News
US’ First Fully Autonomous Urban Railway System, Built by Hitachi Rail, Opens in Honolulu
Hitachi Rail announced the completion and start of passenger service for the first phase of Honolulu’s ‘Skyline’ – the city’s new metro system and the first fully autonomous metro system in the United States.
03
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CAF News
CAF SECURES CONTRACT EXTENSION FOR THE SUPPLY OF ADDITIONAL DLR TRAINS IN LONDON
CAF has secured an agreement to extend the contract awarded in June 2019 for the supply of trains for the DLR managed by Transport for London (TfL).
03
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ALSTOM News
Alstom, Northrail and RIVE Private Investment sign a framework contract for 50 Traxx Universal locomotives including services
First locomotives homologated to run at 160 kilometres per hour in the European corridor (Germany, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, and Poland).
03
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Egis News
FIRST AUTOMATED METRO IN GREECE RUN BY ATM MILAN AND EGIS
Atm and Egis have won the tender for the management of the first automatic metro in Greece, in the city of Thessaloniki.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi Rail connects Milan city centre to Linate airport by metro in just 12 minutes, helping to cut 10,000 tonnes of CO2 per year
From July, the new M4 ‘Blue Line’ will reach San Babila station, cutting journey times from Milan city centre to Linate airport by two-thirds, from 33 to just 12 minutes.
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Systra News
