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September 17, 2018 | Rolling stock

Hydrogen fuel cell multiple units enter service in Germany

ALSTOM marked the entry into passenger operation of its Coradia iLint hydrogen fuel cell multiple unit in Bremervörde, Germany, on September 16, with two prototype trains beginning commercial service on a fixed timetable in Lower Saxony on September 17.

September 17, 2018 | Metros

NSW government awards Martin Place station re-development

THE state government of New South Wales (NSW) has awarded Macquarie Group a $A 378.6m ($US 271.6m) construction contract to design and build the largely underground station component of the new Martin Place Metro station in the centre of Sydney - including new underground pedestrian connections and improvements to public spaces.

September 17, 2018 | Rolling stock

Perpetuum and Siemens Mobility to jointly develop asset monitoring technology

PERPETUUM has signed a cooperation agreement with Siemens Mobility for the introduction of Perpetuum's Health Index information on Siemens´ Railigent application suite, which is used to support the maintenance and operation of rolling stock and infrastructure.

September 17, 2018 | Technology

Danish integrate fares for multiple travel modes

HACON and online trip planner Rejseplanen have unveiled a new multimodal Mobility as a Service (MaaS) app for Denmark which allows passengers to book tickets for various travel options including rail, metro, a self-driving shuttle bus, ferries and ride-sharing services.

September 17, 2018 | Rolling stock

CAF DMUs for Northern begin mainline testing

MAIN line testing of the first CAF Civity DMU for Arriva Rail North (Northern) began on the British network on September 14, with the first train running from Liverpool to reach the West Coast Main Line for testing between Warrington and Carnforth.

September 16, 2018 | Asia

Busan orders more Hyundai Rotem trains for metro Line 1

BUSAN Transport Corporation has placed a Won 55.6bn order with Hyundai Rotem for 48 eight-car EMUs for metro Line 1.

September 15, 2018 | Fleet

Bombardier unveils battery-electric Talent 3

BOMBARDIER presented its prototype battery-electric Talent 3 multiple unit to guests including Mr Enak Ferlemann, state secretary at the German Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure, on September 12 with an inaugural run on the test track at the company’s Hennigsdorf plant in Berlin.

September 14, 2018 | InnoTrans 2018

InnoTrans 2018 draws global rail industry to Berlin

The railway world is preparing to descend on Berlin this month for InnoTrans, the world’s largest railway technology trade show. Kevin Smith and David Burroughs pick out the highlights of the exhibition.

September 14, 2018 | Freight

Adani rethinks Queensland coal line project

INDIAN industrial conglomerate Adani has scaled back the designs for a planned line linking its Carmichael coal mine project in the Australian state of Queensland’s Galilee Basin to the coal export port at Abbott Point.

September 14, 2018 | Light Rail

Warsaw restarts tender for up to 213 trams

Warsaw Tramways announced on September 14 that it has launched a new tender for up to 213 low-floor LRVs, a year after it abandoned a similar competition.

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