Alstom Invites Travellers All Over the World to Share Their Passenger Experience

Image Courtesy of Alstom

Alstom is launching a major photo competition on the Internet on 11 August. Anyone can submit a photo that illustrates their experience of travelling with Alstom. The photo, of a person or a group, can be taken on a train, a tram, a metro or when setting off for a journey in a station or on a platform.

To take part, just post the photo via Twitter, Instagram or Iconosquare (http://iconosquare.com/contests/withalstom) using the hashtag #withAlstom. The community can vote for their favourite photos, and the 50 entries with the most votes will be presented to a jury who will select the winners. They will receive a Leica camera. A selection of the best images will be on display from 23 September on Alstom’s booth at InnoTrans, the biggest global trade show dedicated to the rail sector, which is held every two years in Berlin.

Alstom Transport offers a complete range of solutions for urban and mainline trains. In urban transport, one tram and one metro out of four operating worldwide are Alstom products. These references include the metros of Paris, New York, Panama, Budapest, Chennai, Amsterdam, Singapore and Shanghai and the trams of Dubai, Casablanca, Buenos Aires, Istanbul, Rotterdam and 22 French cities.

For mainlines , 1200 regional trains have been sold worldwide and one train in three running at over 200 km/h uses Alstom technology. For example, many regional trains in Germany and Sweden, the Seoul-Pusan line in Korea, the St Petersburg-Helsinki line, the Eurostar, the Thalys, the Lyria, all the French TGVs and the AGV.italo in Italy are Alstom trains.

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