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November 15, 2019 | Fleet

Nuremberg orders four-section Avenio LRVs

NUREMBERG Transport (VAG) has ordered 12 four-section Avenio LRVs from Siemens, with an option for up to 75 additional LRVs. The base contract is worth an estimated €44m.

November 12, 2019 | Locomotives

Metrans receives first of 10 Vectron locomotives

METRANS, a subsidiary of Hamburg Port and Logistics (HHLA), received the first of 10 Vectron MS locomotives at the Metrans container terminal in Prague on November 11.

November 11, 2019 | Locomotives

Danish Vectron locomotive order expanded

AN order placed by Danish State Railways (DSB) for 26 Vectron electric locomotives has been increased by eight additional locomotives, Siemens has confirmed to IRJ.

November 1, 2019 | Signalling

Bane Nor and Siemens open ERTMS testing and training centre

NORWEGIAN infrastructure manager Bane Nor and Siemens opened the Campus Nyland test, training and signalling simulation centre on October 31, marking a milestone in Norway’s goal of becoming the first country to operate with a single digital interlocking.

October 31, 2019 | Fleet

Siemens sends Caltrans/Illinois coach to Canada for testing

THE third vehicle in a batch of 137 single-deck coaches which Sumitomo and Siemens are building for California and Illinois has arrived in Canada for cold-weather testing at the National Research Council.

October 21, 2019 | Fleet

BLS Cargo orders more Siemens Vectron locomotives

SWISS rail freight operator BLS Cargo has awarded a contract to Siemens for 25 Vectron MS multiple-system locomotives.

October 8, 2019 | Technology

Autonomous tram depot research project launched in Potsdam

A consortium of German companies including Siemens and Potsdam Transport Authority (ViP) has launched a three-year research project called Autonomous Tram in Depot (Astrid) to develop a fully automated tram depot.

September 26, 2019 | Technology

The future of intelligence is artificial

Artificial Intelligence has been around for decades, but is now reaching a stage of maturity where it could soon become a common tool used throughout the rail industry. David Burroughs looks at how AI is already in use and what widespread adoption could mean for the industry in the future.

September 19, 2019 | Fleet

New Rotterdam depot receives first locomotives

THE new Locomotive Workshop Rotterdam (LWR) maintenance depot at Maasvlakte welcomed its first locomotive on September 7.

September 12, 2019 | Commuter Rail

Next-generation Berlin S-Bahn train begins main line testing

THE introduction of a new generation of Berlin S-Bahn trains moved a step closer this week with the start of main line testing in the German capital.

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