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26  '22
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Thales News

Thales and SMRT Trains Ink Long-Term Services Support Contract to Bolster Reliability of Signalling System

Reaffirming its strength as a trusted global transportation supplier, Thales was recently awarded a long-term services support (LTSS) contract by SMRT Trains, with support from the Land Transport Authority of Singapore (LTA), for the continued reliability and availability of its SelTracTM Communication-Based Train Control (CBTC) signalling system on the North-South and East-West lines.

26  '22
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HITACHI RAIL News

Hitachi Rail begins world-first application of signalling technology for Queensland’s New Generation Rollingstock fleet in AU$107m contract

Hitachi Rail has begun a major contract to install innovative technology to automate elements of Queensland’s New Generation Rail (NGR) fleet, further enhancing the safety and capacity of rail services for passengers in the region.

26  '22
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PJM Info

Automated rail transport picks up speed:DB Cargo pilot train with automated brake testing has started parallel operation at MEG

Automated brake testing is also picking up speed in Germany. A pilot train with the automated brake testing system has been put into parallel operation by DB Cargo at Mitteldeutsche Eisenbahn GmbH (MEG). The technology has been developed by PJM and has been regarded as the European reference system since the positive evaluation by TÜV.

26  '22
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ALSTOM News

Services: Getting onboard the virtual train

Driving simulators have come a long way in recent years, offering an immersive, virtual experience that allows customers to get to grips with a train even before it is built. Stephen McNabb Simulation & XR Digital Training Solution Director, outlines the advantages the technology affords to train operators.

25  '22
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CAF News

THE CAF GROUP IS AWARDED TWO NEW CONTRACTS FOR THE CITIES OF ATHENS AND SEVILLE

CAF has once again been selected by two European cities to execute two contracts to improve their urban public transport services. In one case, it will refurbish the light metro units running on line 1 in Athens, and in the other, it will supply new trams for Seville. These two contracts amount to a value of over 100 million euros.

23  '22
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ALSTOM News

ALSTOM'S ERTMS/ETCS TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NEW AVE MADRID - BURGOS LINE

With more than 650 engineers in Spain for the development of signalling solutions, Alstom footprint in the country for signalling includes two centres of excellence and test laboratories in Madrid, as well as project centres in Leon, Sitges and Malaga. From its facilities in Spain, Alstom develops and supplies signalling and digital mobility solutions for more than 20 countries.

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