All Railway Gazette International articles in October 2018 – Page 10

  • Almaty’s transport department has invited expressions of interest in a PPP contract to develop a light rail line.
    News

    Interest invited in Almaty Light Rail Transit PPP

    2018-10-01T11:12:39Z

    KAZAKHSTAN: The city of Almaty’s transport department has invited expressions of interest in a public-private partnership contract to develop a light rail line for opening in the third quarter of 2022. The proposed Almaty LRT would have 37 stops on a 22·7 km 1 435 mm gauge route along one ...

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    Metro Report International

    Connected vehicle test track opens in Düsseldorf

    2018-10-01T10:20:25Z

    GERMANY: The City of Düsseldorf and Siemens Mobility officially opened a 20 km test track for automated and connected vehicle on September 24. Düsseldorf public transport operator Rheinbahn has provided 16 of its buses to be fitted with on-board equipment for test track operations. The equipment transmits vehicle location ...

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    News

    Iveco presents battery trolleybus with in-motion charging

    2018-10-01T10:16:50Z

    TROLLEYBUS: Iveco presented its Crealis battery trolleybus at the IAA Commercial Vehicles 2018 trade show in Hannover. Assembled by Iveco in the Czech Republic in June, the 18 m long vehicle uses an Urbanway chassis and bodyshell with electrical equipment from a Škoda Electric’s prototype Škoda 35 Tr trolleybus. ...

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    In depth

    A growing network in Bordeaux

    The Bordeaux tram network is soon to expand further, with a new line due to be commissioned in 2020.

  • CRRC Sifang's prototype CRH400AF prototype Blue Dolphin (Photo: N509FZ/Wikimedia).
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    High speed trainsets to be delivered within three months

    2018-10-01T09:59:01Z

    CHINA: China Railway Corp has awarded Bombardier Sifang (Qingdao) Transportation a 2·2bn yuan contract to supply 10 CR400AF high speed trainsets within three months. The contract for five eight-car and five 16-car 350 km/h trainsets was awarded to the 50:50 joint venture of Bombardier Transportation and CRRC Sifang at ...

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    News

    World rail freight news round-up

    2018-10-01T07:00:00Z

    Belgian rail freight operator Lineas has opened an operations centre in Mainz to monitor the approximately 200 trains per week that it operates in Germany. According to Business Development Director Jan Elfenhorst, this will support the expansion of the Green Xpress enhanced wagonload network. The company is also planning to ...