These waggons are unique in the market due to their characteristics, since they are specially designed to respond to new trends in the automotive market, where the production of large and heavy vehicles, as well as electric cars, prevails.
Stadler Wins EU Tender Stadler receives an order from Jenaer Nahverkehrfor the delivery of 24 streetcars of the TRAMLINK type with an option for up to 19 additional vehicles
Despite the coronavirus crisis, Stadler was not affected by a slump in demand in the first half of 2020 and continued to enjoy a leading market position.
Global and growing: DB Schenker has extensive service expertise as an integrated logistics service provider. Its teams of experts link individual service modules to form complex value chains.
The Russian railway operator RZD (Rossiyskie Zheleznye Dorogi) has entrusted Talgo with new services as it will use Talgo compositions to expand the capacity of one of its most popular passenger routes, connecting the country's two main cities: Moscow and St. Petersburg. Aside from this new service, which will begin operating on 20 August, Talgo’s compositions will provide an additional service between St. Petersburg and the city of Samara.
One of the reasons railways are the ‘greenest’ form of transport is that it is relatively easy to power trains by electricity – from overhead catenary or contact rails. However, electrification isn’t always viable for regional or local routes, and Siemens has developed a new platform which allows operators to fully decarbonise these operations efficiently and economically – Mireo Plus.
HUBER+SUHNER, a leading international manufacturer of components and systems for optical and electrical connectivity solutions, has extended the capabilities of its rail rooftop antennas with its launch of the railway industry’s first embedded dual-band GNSS receiving antenna that meets all of the industries’ stringent requirements.