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Germany: Stadler Celebrates Commissioning of TINA Trams for Gera
Stadler has celebrated the official commissioning of a new set of TINA trams for GVB Verkehrs- und Betriebsgesellschaft Gera mbH (GVB).
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Family Owned, Rail Focused
HANNING & KAHL, a 127 year old family owned rail brake specialist, is expanding its service network across North America.
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Rethinking Passenger Audio
cn-mobility examines how Bluetooth Auracast and intelligent PA systems are transforming passenger audio across rail networks.
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Onwards and Upwards – Rowe Hankins Marks Four Decades in Rail
Rowe Hankins marks 40 years in rail, tracing its growth from a components agency to a global sensor and safety systems designer.
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US DOT Launches Programme to Develop Utilities Along Rail Corridors
The US DOT has launched an initiative to support the development of utility infrastructure along rail corridors.
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Auckland's City Rail Link to Open 13 September
Auckland's City Rail Link (CRL) will commence passenger services on Sunday 13 September, following a series of public events.
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Testing Begins on Driverless Trains for Madrid Metro
The Community of Madrid has officially begun testing the new driverless Metro trains that will begin operation on Line 6 starting in 2027.
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Locking Out the Threat: Access Hardware Behind Rail Security
Southco outlines a tiered approach to rail access hardware, from compression and rotary latches to electronic Connected Access.
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Quiet, End to End
Traila explains how its Interface Intelligence system combines sensing, chemistry and active steering to cut rail curve noise.
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Major Works Completed on Southern Section of Riga Central Station
Major construction works have been completed on the southern section of the new Riga Central Station building in Latvia.
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Chile: EFE Implements New S3 Passenger Platform for Mainline Services
EFE Trenes de Chile (EFE) has announced the implementation of the S3 Passenger platform for all Central mainline services.
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Delivering More Railway, More Efficiently
Dual Inventive explains how remote-control technology can boost productivity, cut costs and improve safety on the UK rail network.
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Alstom Delivers Traxx Universal Locomotives to Captrain Polska
Alstom has announced the delivery of a set of three third-generation Traxx Universal multi-system locomotives to Captrain Polska.
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Reducing Downtime, Increasing Reliability: The Business Case for Automated HVAC Testing
Astronics' ATS-500 automates HVAC testing, cutting rail maintenance downtime and improving reliability.
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CAF to Supply 15 Tram-Trains for Paris Region’s T13 Line
Île-de-France Mobilités has awarded CAF a contract worth more than 150 million EUR for 15 tram-trains for the T13 line in the Paris region.
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Texas Funding Secures Daily Heartland Flyer Train Service
Amtrak's daily Heartland Flyer services between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City will continue after Texas approved funding for its share.
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Four Additional Škoda ForCity Plus 48T Trams Headed to Brandenburg
Verkehrsbetriebe Brandenburg an der Havel GmbH has exercised an option to acquire a set of four Škoda ForCity Plus 48T low-floor trams.
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zentrak UNIAC 2 Axle Counting System – A Key Step Towards EULYNX-Compliant Rail Infrastructure
voestalpine Railway Systems unveils zentrak UNIAC 2, a SIL4 axle counting system for EULYNX-compliant signalling in Switzerland.
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How Automated Railcar Tracking Can Help Reduce Demurrage and Improve Planning
COMET explains how automated railcar tracking aids visibility, demurrage management and rail operations planning.
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Al Maktoum International to Build World’s Largest Airport APM System
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has been contracted to supply an automated people mover (APM) system at Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport…
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Tel Aviv Metro Opens $10 Billion Tender Process for Driverless Trains
NTA Metropolitan Mass Transit System Ltd. has opened pre-qualification for contracts to supply and operate systems for the Tel Aviv Metro.
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Indonesia Rail Project Uses imc and GRAS Technology to Assess Passenger Comfort
imc and GRAS technology helps assess passenger comfort and NVH on an Indonesian rail project involving KAI, IST and BRIN.
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New York: PATH Awards Contract for Real-Time Train Monitoring System
PANYNJ has awarded a $10 million contract to Wi-Tronix to deploy onboard monitoring technology across the PATH railcar fleet.
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Rail Emergency Systems Must Function During Worst-Case Conditions
Rail emergency egress must work when smoke, power loss or comms fail, keeping evacuation reliable in worst-case conditions.
