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Rail Cargo Group News
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Strukton News
Ground-breaking tamper officially launched
We all know the traditional tamping machines, which are frequent guests on the tracks. Tamping machines capable of gathering high-quality data from the track and converting it into predictive information were nowhere to be seen up until now. We have developed an intelligent tamper together with System 7 that can learn to work by itself. With the investment in the Universal Tamper 4.0 we have next level tamping technology in-house. A new step towards a data-driven future.
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Avio Interiors News
Aviointeriors has launched GLASSAFE
A kit-level solution that can be installed on existing seats to make close proximity safer among passengers sharing the same seat.
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Colas News
Moving forward on the second phase of the Birmingham Westside Metro extension to Edgbaston under COVID-19 measures
Colas Rail UK, working as a key partner for the Midland Metro Alliance, have resumed the second phase of the Birmingham Westside Metro extension to Edgbaston.
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Rail Cargo Group News
RCG is the number 1 in rail logistics to and from Turkey
In 2019, the Rail Cargo Group is again the leading customer of the Turkish state railway TCDD Taşımacılık and leads the way in terms of number of wagons and loaded net tons to and from Turkey.
08
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ABB News
ABB traction and battery technologies to drive Stadler’s trains of tomorrow
ABB has won orders worth over $180 million from Swiss train manufacturer Stadler to supply leading-edge equipment for more than 160 trains and locomotives in Europe and North America. ABB battery and traction systems will further drive decarbonization and support the transition to more sustainable electromobility.
07
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ALSTOM News
Alstom and SMRT Trains sign services partnership for driverless train control system for the Circle Line in Singapore
Alstom and SMRT Trains, with support from the Land Transport Authority (LTA), have signed an agreement that will ensure the continued reliability and availability of the driverless train control system[1] installed by Alstom on the larger Circle Line (CCL) network. This long-term services support (LTSS) agreement is the first of its kind for a Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line, with a contract length of 16 years which also includes performance guarantees for the entire contracted term2.
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Colas News
Overhead lines work in Genova completed
Among the renewal and maintenance activities carried out for our Italian customer Rete Ferroviaria Italiana in March and April, Colas Rail Italia was involved in some revamping activities in Genova, as part of the ongoing construction of the new Genova Bridge.
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MEDIAWORLD
First 275km/h Test Trip Takes Place in Ceneri Base Tunnel
The first test run with the top speed of 275km/h took place in the Ceneri Base Tunnel on the night of 30 April–1 May.
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Knorr Bremse News
