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December 13, 2019 | Fleet

Bombardier launches Bautzen test facility

BOMBARDIER launched a new test centre equipped with production and testing technologies at its Bautzen site in Saxony, Germany, on December 11. The company has invested more than €16m in the new centre, with most of the related construction work being performed by local companies.

December 12, 2019 | Infrastructure

DB appoints Nokia to develop 5G network for automatic operation

GERMAN Rail (DB) has selected Nokia to test and implement what Nokia says will be the world’s first 5G network for a main line rail automation project.

December 11, 2019 | Technology

NS conducts first ATO test

NETHERLANDS Railways (NS) conducted its first test of Automatic Train Operation (ATO) overnight between December 10 and 11. The test was undertaken with a CAF Sprinter New Generation (SNG) EMU between Swifterband and Dronten, a section of the Lelystad - Zwolle Hanseatic Line.

November 28, 2019 | Europe

Building for a changing climate

Despite efforts around the world to combat the causes and reverse the effects of climate change, its impact will still be felt over the coming decades. David Burroughs looks at how the Rail Baltica project is working to mitigate this threat.

November 27, 2019 | Technology

Renfe trials MaaS platform ahead of 2020 launch

SPANISH national operator Renfe presented its new Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform at the Smart City Expo world congress in Barcelona on November 20.

November 26, 2019 | Main line

RSSB appoints Arup to study introduction of hydrogen trains in Britain

BRITAIN’s Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) has appointed global engineering consultancy Arup to develop a ‘route map to enter service’ for hydrogen-powered trains on Britain’s mainline network.

November 26, 2019 | News

Canadian National meets US PTC deadline ahead of schedule

CANADIAN National Railway (CN) says it has met the requirement to operate Positive Train Control (PTC) on all 35 of its US subdivisions, 13 months ahead of the December 2020 deadline.

November 20, 2019 | Technology

British group develops autonomous wheel control system

SET, Britain, together with Vivarail, and Loughborough and Huddersfield universities, have developed an autonomous wheel control system called Acti-Wheel which they believe could revolutionise wheelset design.

November 14, 2019 | Technology

SBB launches EasyRide automatic ticketing system

FOLLOWING positive tests, Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) has introduced its “EasyRide” automatic mobile ticket system across the entire Swiss network, allowing passengers to travel without buying a ticket before they commence their journey.

November 6, 2019 | Technology

CRRC SigThemis ETCS and CBTC share common architecture

CRRC subsidiary Zhuzhou CRRC Times Electric showed its SigThemis ETCS signalling system at Messe Berlin’s MES Expo transport electronics exhibition which was held in Berlin on November 5-7.

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