Škoda Transtech disputes exclusion from Helsinki tram procurement
Škoda Transtech has contested parts of the Finnish Market Court’s ruling that upheld its exclusion from the Helsinki tram procurement […]
Public Transport
Financial agreement for new Bilbao metro line signed
The province of Bizkaia in northern Spain, and the Government of Basque Country have approved the agreement for the financing […]
A new section of REM Montréal inaugurated
A new section of REM Montréal has entered service, marking the extension of the REM line into the western part […]
Scandal at the Sydney Metro
A subcontractor hired by Webuild for the Western Sydney Airport Metro project has been removed following an investigation into the […]
Stadler is testing new wheels to reduce vibrations on TINA trams
BLT and Stadler will test new rubber-suspension wheels for TINA trams, after technical measures implemented so far have significantly reduced […]
Athens is bringing back metro trains that are over 40 years old
The first refurbished train on Line 1 of the Athens Metro—the former ISAP network connecting Piraeus to Kifissia—is expected to […]
Modernization of Vienna’s Cross-City Line to begin this fall
The modernization of Vienna’s Cross-City Line is entering the implementation phase, as the assessments conducted over the past few months—following […]
Companies selected for Sydney’s biggest ticketing system overhaul
Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) has awarded two contracts for the complete modernisation of Sydney’s ticketing system. The contracts […]
CRRC delivers first fully automated metro train to Hangzhou
CRRC Nanjing Puzhen Rolling Stock, a subsidiary of Chinese rail manufacturer CRRC, has rolled out the first fully automated metro […]
Madrid is preparing the first fully automated metro line in its network
The Madrid Region is investing EUR 8 million to adapt the platforms at the 28 stations of Line 6 of […]