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Stadler News
Dual-System Tram Fleet Optimised for Mixed Rail Operations
Stadler supplies 27 new multi-system vehicles for Fahrzeugmanagement-Region Frankfurt RheinMain to support efficient operations on the Regionaltangente West line.
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Siemens News
AI-assisted remote train control for depot operations
Siemens Mobility leads a consortium developing a secure remote-operation and obstacle-detection system to enhance digital rail processes in depots.
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Deutsche Bahn News
Foundations for a Cross-Border High-Speed Link Germany–London
DB and Eurostar establish a joint framework to prepare a future direct service and assess technical, operational and regulatory requirements.
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CER News
Railways warn of reverse modal shift as EU Transport Ministers reach agreement on longer, heavier trucks
CER warns that the common position adopted by EU Transport Ministers on the Weights and Dimensions of Road Vehicles Directive risks triggering a reverse modal shift towards road freight, undermining EU climate and rail targets.
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RAIL BI News
ETCS: How Technology Is Reshaping the Railways
ETCS significantly improves safety standards by providing a continuous flow of data between the train and the trackside infrastructure.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom’s Citadis in Murcia: 15 years of flawless service
For well over a decade, the dedicated services team behind Murcia’s Citadis™ fleet has been delivering 100% fleet availability to the operator Sociedad Concesionaria Tranvía de Murcia (TDM)* in Spain every single morning.
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SKODA News
First Czech battery trains to be exported abroad. Škoda to supply up to 36 trains to Slovakia
Škoda Group, in consortium with ŽOS Trnava and Železničná spoločnosť Slovensko (ZSSK), has signed a framework contract for the delivery of up to 36 battery-powered two-car electric trains (BEMU) with a total value of almost EUR 332 million.
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Stadler News
Stadler to deliver eight CITYLINK Tram-Trains to Aarhus
Stadler has been awarded a contract to build eight CITYLINK tram-trains for the Danish city of Aarhus. Thanks to their onboard batteries, these vehicles can continue operating seamlessly even when overhead wires are iced over.
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