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ZÖLLNER News
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RAIL BI News
How ETCS Rollout Planning Works When Geography, Assets and Train Fitment Need to Line Up
ETCS rollout planning is often described as a signalling programme, but the real challenge is much broader than deciding where ETCS should go next. The difficult part is working out how geography, infrastructure scope and train fitment all need to line up so that rollout happens in a practical order.
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Kontron News
Digital Rail Networks Modernize Romania’s Transport Corridor
Kontron Transportation is deploying resilient communications infrastructure to support signaling, train tracking and secure data exchange across the route.
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ALSTOM News
Expansion of urban transit infrastructure electric multiple unit fleet
Alstom has deployed the first of ten new Class 345 Aventra trains for the London Elizabeth line to address increasing passenger volumes.
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Voestalpine News
zentrak UNIAC 2 Axle Counting System – A Key Step Towards EULYNX-Compliant Rail Infrastructure
As the railway industry continues its digital transformation, the demand for standardized solutions that enable seamless interaction between different systems is growing. EULYNX has emerged as one of the key standards for modern signalling and control technology.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom delivers three Traxx Universal locomotives to Captrain Polska
Traxx Universal locomotives will enable Captrain Polska to enhance transport efficiency across six countries.
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CAF News
Extended Range Validation for Battery-Electric Regional Rail Units
CAF has validated a standard production traction system to enable emission-free passenger transport on non-electrified regional railway networks without full route electrification.
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IVU News
Hellenic Train Adopts IVU Software for Rail Planning
The Greek national railway operator implements IVU.rail to digitalize and optimize personnel and vehicle scheduling.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi Rail Signalling Powers New Thessaloniki Metro Extension
The 4.8 km Kalamaria extension adds five driverless stations utilizing advanced GoA4 CBTC technology to enhance urban mobility.
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DB Cargo News
