Alstom will continue to serve the North American signalling market, with communication-based train control (CBTC) and European train control systems (ETCS) solutions.

Latin America’s first monorail has already registered a record number of passengers.

Between 24-27 September, Team Alstom will be delighted to welcome you to our stand 450 in Hall 3.2 in Berlin, Germany and on tracks 5/40 and 5/45 in the outdoor display.

The first of the 60 new, longer trams, so-called M34, are now being delivered to Västtrafik in Gothenburg, Sweden. The tram is 12 metres, longer than the current models, and can accommodate almost twice as many passengers.

Another step forward has been taken towards the introduction of digital in-cab signalling to the UK’s East Coast Main Line (ECML) after Alstom has completed dynamic ETCS (European Train Control System) testing for a key passenger train.

Iconic fleet to receive both an interior and exterior refresh at Alstom’s Derby facility.

Equipped with the advanced Urbalis 400 Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) solution, the Hanoi Line 3 will significantly improve connectivity, reduce travel time, and ensure reliable service to meet the increasing mobility demands of Hanoi residents.

The contract includes an upgrade to the Cityflo 650 CBTC system, supply of 19 new Innovia APM R Cars, and the retrofitting of 13 existing Innovia APM Cars.

The reconstruction of line E65 in the section: Katowice Szopienice South – Katowice – Katowice Piotrowice is the largest infrastructure project in the history of Polish railways.

Contract, valued at £10.4 million, will support more than 50 roles across England and Scotland.