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The Citadis tram for Lusail is 108 feet long in single unit and can accommodate 207 passengers in “common” and “family” classes. It can be coupled to double its capacity.
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The new model will also soon be rolled out soon in other cities including Nice and Avignon, France, and Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
Read More →The first part of the order is for 12 trams, worth a total of $46 million.
Read More →During this phase of the project, the trains will undergo various tests, including dynamic testing at speeds of approximately 50 mph up to approximately 62 mph.
Read More →Biz Briefs covers the latest supplier news in the motorcoach and public transit industries.
Read More →Company is responsible for the design, integration and supply of this turnkey tramway project, which includes the supply of Citadis trams, track laying, signaling, communications systems, integrated operation control center, platform screen doors and ticketing system.
Read More →The Citadis Spirit is a 100% low-floor vehicle that offers easy accessibility from the street or the curb, and an interior layout featuring a wide central aisle and interior circulation that provide a safer and more enjoyable experience.
Read More →French city is excellent example of what trams and integrated public transport can offer to discourage the use of the private car.
Read More →The CBD and South East Light Rail is a new 7.4-mile light rail network for Sydney, currently under construction.
Read More →The trams will be developed by Alstom engineers based in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville and will be assembled at its La Pocatière plant in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region.
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