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The vehicles are scheduled to be delivered between May 2011 and March 2012. Bombardier will manufacture the vehicles at its sites in Bautzen, Germany and Vienna, Austria.
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Received orders for 23 Flexity Outlook trams from Linz, Austria, and for seven Bombardier BiLevel commuter rail vehicles from South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority in Vancouver.
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Contract represents the largest single order ever for light rail vehicles worldwide. Final assembly of the new vehicles will take place at production facilities in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
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Large-scale project involved the design and supply of the 9.3-mile line and fleet of 202 vehicles, as well as the simultaneous retrofit of the Muzha Line. Ultimately, the new and existing vehicles, operating as married pairs, will run compatibly on both lines.
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The study considered passengers' views of the internal layout, facilities and design features of current intercity rolling stock, looking specifically at long-distance journeys on nine different types of trains in current operation.
Read More →The board's decision enables the agency to purchase an additional nine ALP-46A electric locomotives and spare parts for $72 million.
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Two Flexity trams will operate daily on a demonstration line between January 21 and March 21, 2010 near Vancouver’s Olympic and Paralympic Village.
Read More →Company will supply the three middle cars of the five-car trainsets, amounting to a total of 180 cars. The order is valued at a total of approximately $1.1 billion.
Read More →New light rail vehicles will help address crowding on the TTC’s streetcar routes, and accommodate ridership growth.
Read More →Presentation of the first train is scheduled for December 2010.
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