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Thales Info
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IVU News
SWEG RELIES ON THE INTEGRATED RAIL CONTROL CENTRE FROM IVU.RAIL
Complete integration of rail Operations – in order to keep its passengers up to date with real-time Information and to quickly process short-notice changes or disruptions, Sweg has relied on the software system integrated rail control centre From ivu.Rail since the beginning of 2023.
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ALSTOM News
ALSTOM TO SUPPLY 34 CITADIS TRAMS AND MAINTENANCE FOR QUEBEC CITY, CANADA
The tram will be adapted to the specific requirements of Quebec City, especially winter conditions.
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Thales Info
The Port of Marín relies on Thales to modernize its 7,000 meters railway network
Thales, a leading company in railway solutions for port environments, has started the automation and monitoring project for the Port of Marín , in Pontevedra.
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Salcef News
SALCEF GROUP ADDS A NEW BUSINESS UNIT FOR RAIL GRINDING AND TRACK DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES
The new Unit will work together with the Track & Light Civil Works Business Unit to offer integrated solutions in the field of rail grinding.
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Talgo News
DSB ORDERS 8 ADDITIONAL TALGO 230 TRAINS
This additional order under the framework agreement will double the initial Talgo fleet with trains featuring a higher seating capacity than the original ones.
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VTG News
Efficient and sustainable solutions for modern rail freight: VTG at transport logistic
How can rail-based freight transport become more efficient and more attractive? How can this mode of transport slot seamlessly into modern supply chains? At this year’s transport logistic fair in Munich.
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CZ LOKO News
BORSODCHEM ACQUIRES THE FIRST EFFISHUNTER 1000 FROM CZ LOKO
Hungarian company BorsodChem has now acquired the EffiShunter 1000 four-axle shunting locomotive from CZ LOKO.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom to supply new trams for the Strasbourg Eurometropole
The framework agreement awarded to Alstom is for 8 years and a maximum amount of € 250 million[1] which includes a minimum order of 22 trams.
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HITACHI RAIL News
