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Ricardo News
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ENSCO News
FRA and ENSCO Launch Modernization Era at the TTC
U.S. DOT and FRA celebrate 50 years of transportation technology research as Center expands its transportation focus.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi and Lumo fleet help rail become preferred choice over air travel between London
Lumo, FirstRail, Beacon Rail and Hitachi Rail celebrate anniversary of first service on 25th October.
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Thales Info
Thales technology to cut travel times for Seville-Malaga-Granada high-speed train services
A new bypass link of approximately 1.7 km will cut travel times for Seville - Malaga - Granada high-speed services used by millions of travellers per year.
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Rail Cargo Group News
Multimodal transports for w&p Zement
Since 2019, ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) transports up to 80,000 tonnes of clinker and granulated blast furnace slag in round trips per year for its customer w&p Zement. That is around 2,000 tonnes per week – multimodally thanks to MOBILER.
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Systra News
INAUGURATION OF A NEW EXTENSION TO THE CAIRO METRO
On 5 October, the first stage of Line 3 Phase 3 (Phase 3A) of the Greater Cairo Metro in Egypt was inaugurated, marking a major milestone for SYSTRA who have supported the development of this network since the initial studies in 1970.
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MICRO EPSILON News
MICRO-EPSILON: MEASURE RAILWAY FISHPLATES AUTOMATICALLY
Mills CNC uses Micro-Epsilon laser sensors for the automatic inspection of large, hot-rolled railway fishplates made of steel. These fishplates join two rails together and must be as straight and flat as possible.
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Transdev News
Transdev’s light rail in Barcelona installs magnetic loops at all stops for people with impaired hearing
The Metropolitan Transport Authority (ATM) and Transdev’s light rail, TRAM, in Barcelona complete the installation of inductive magnetic loops for people with impaired hearing.
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BRITISH STEEL News
British Steel extends range of Advance® structural sections
British Steel has further enhanced its offering to the construction sector by extending its range of Advance® structural sectionsManufactured in the UK to carefully controlled standards, the Advance® structural sections range provides greater design flexibility due to the inclusion of often difficult-to-find intermediary dimensions.
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ALSTOM News
