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Siemens News
The digital transformation of track vacancy detection
How digital add-ons help to reduce maintenance costs and enhance process quality
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HS2 News
HS2 removes over 12,500 lorries from UK roads as first freight train rolls into Bucks site
The first freight train has arrived at HS2’s main construction compound in Buckinghamshire, as work continues to prepare for the start of construction across the central section of Britain’s new high-speed railway.
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Siemens News
New S-Bahn trains for Berlin and Brandenburg are ready to ride
The new series 483/484 trains are waiting to begin service – Premiere run on New Year’s Eve on line S47.
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Rail Cargo Group News
Onset of winter brings restrictions
The current weather situation has brought restrictions to our transport services.
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Bombardier News
Bombardier to supply 33 OMNEO Regio 2N trains to SNCF for the Hauts-de-France region
Global mobility leader Bombardier Transportation has received an order for 33 BOMBARDIER OMNEO Regio 2N trains, from SNCF on behalf of the Hauts-de-France region.
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Bombardier News
Bombardier's award winning VLocity trains celebrate 15 years and more than 370 million kilometres in service
Global mobility technology leader Bombardier Transportation is celebrating the 15-year anniversary of the first passenger service of the award winning VLocity diesel multiple unit trains. Since the first passenger service, the fleet has grown to 88 and clocked more than 370 million in-service kilometres.
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Mitsubishi Electric News
Mitsubishi Electric to Launch HV100 dual type X-Series HVIGBT Modules
For extra powerful and efficient inverter systems in railways, electric power systems and more.
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Bombardier News
Bombardier to supply 205 new rail cars for Vancouver’s SkyTrain network
Global mobility technology leader Bombardier Transportation announced today that it has signed a contract with TransLink for 205 new rail cars for the SkyTrain network in Vancouver. The modern 5-car trains will provide additional capacity to meet the region’s current and future transportation needs. The contract is valued at $721 million CAD (565 million US, 461 million euro) and includes options for up to 400 additional rail cars.
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UTLC News
