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ALSTOM News
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CAF News
CAF SECURES CONTRACT EXTENSION FOR THE SUPPLY OF ADDITIONAL DLR TRAINS IN LONDON
CAF has secured an agreement to extend the contract awarded in June 2019 for the supply of trains for the DLR managed by Transport for London (TfL).
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HITACHI RAIL News
US’ First Fully Autonomous Urban Railway System, Built by Hitachi Rail, Opens in Honolulu
Hitachi Rail announced the completion and start of passenger service for the first phase of Honolulu’s ‘Skyline’ – the city’s new metro system and the first fully autonomous metro system in the United States.
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Wabtec Info
CBH acquires narrow-gauge locomotives from Wabtec
CBH Group acquires 17 narrow-gauge locomotives from Wabtec Corporation for expansion of rail fleet, as part of 'Path to 2033 Strategy'.
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ALSTOM News
ALSTOM AND NORTHRAIL SIGN CONTRACT FOR 50 TRAXX UNIVERSAL LOCOMOTIVES
Production will take place at the Alstom site in Kassel, Germany, and is scheduled to start in 2025.
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Thales Info
With R6 line commissioning (Holsterbro-Esbjerg/Herning-Skjern), Thales has now completed more than 50% of the West Denmark ETCS total renewal
On June 17, the line Holsterbro-Esbjerg and Herning-Skjern (R6) has been renewed with the latest Thales ETCS Level 2 system and connected to the new signalling system in operation since 2018.
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Nexcom News
ATC 3540/3750 COMPUTERS TRANSPORT INTELLIGENTLY
The ATC 3540 and ATC 3750 series are NEXCOM’s advanced Edge AI platforms for railway vehicles.
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Systra News
SYSTRA CANADA SUPPORTS MODERNIZATION OF ROLLING STOCK FOR EXO
The Canadian rail operator, exo, responsible for commuter trains in the Montréal metropolitan area, has just awarded SYSTRA Canada a new contract for technical support to modernise its locomotives.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi Rail connects Milan city centre to Linate airport by metro in just 12 minutes, helping to cut 10,000 tonnes of CO2 per year
From July, the new M4 ‘Blue Line’ will reach San Babila station, cutting journey times from Milan city centre to Linate airport by two-thirds, from 33 to just 12 minutes.
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SKF News
