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Vinci News
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HS2 News
One million HGVs to be taken off the roads as first train departs HS2’s Willesden Logistics Hub
On Tuesday 29th June, the first train carrying spoil removed from HS2 construction works in London left the HS2 Logistics hub in Willesden. Carrying 1,470 tonnes of spoil, the train departed at 03:51 and will travel to Barrington in Cambridgeshire, where the spoil will be reused in a disused quarry to bring it back into use as a new housing development.
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Siemens News
Thirty years ago, on May 29, 1991, six ICE 1 trains converged in Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe from different directions and officially inaugurated the era of high-speed rail travel in Germany
A few days later, on 2 June 1991, the first ICE trains officially inaugurated high-speed service in Germany
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HS2 News
Momentum builds as HS2 launches second giant tunnelling machine
HS2 this week launched ‘Cecilia’ - the second of two enormous 2,000 tonne tunnelling machines that will excavate the ten mile long tunnels beneath the Chiltern hills just outside London.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom successfully commissioned first 7 freight locomotives in Azerbaijan
One of the most powerful electric locomotives in the world, contributing to regional railway interconnection
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TX Logistik News
TX Logistik expands relation Kaldenkirchen – Malmö
TX Logistik AG is increasing the frequency of its intermodal connection between the Lower Rhine and Sweden by two round trips.
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CAF News
CAF launches its new CAF Startup Station unit
The CAF Group has launched the CAF Startup Station. This is the new Venture Client unit designed for partnering with top tier startups with relevant and innovative solutions in the rail and bus sectors.
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Ricardo News
Swift Express Freight Train ready for service
Ricardo’s design teams have supported Eversholt Rail, a UK rolling stock leasing company, to convert a passenger train into a low-carbon option for transporting parcels direct to town and city centres via the mainline rail network.
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ALSTOM News
Stuttgart Digital Node: Alstom paving the way for automated train operation in the highly frequented Stuttgart network
Alstom has signed a contract with Germany’s Baden-Wuerttemberg State Institute for Rail Vehicles (SFBW) to retrofit 118 regional trains with the European Train Control System (ETCS) Automatic Train Operation (ATO) digital signalling technology
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CEA News
