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The new ECO4 products include a driver assistance system, a simulation tool and a regenerative braking system for light rail vehicles.
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The 183-seater trains, which can travel up to 100 mph, are scheduled to come into service in 2006.
Read More →The contract is valued at approximately $150 million and covers a period of seven years.
Read More →Microsite www.apta.bombardier.com offers an overview on the most important sustainable mobility solutions Bombardier will showcase this year. The manufacturer will aslo launch its new light rail vehicle platform specifically designed for the North American market.
Read More →The purchase of additional rolling stock is part of NJ TRANSIT’s continuing efforts to create a more modern, efficient, and reliable fleet to serve passengers traveling within the state and commuting to New York City and Philadelphia.
Read More →From this grant, San José State University’s Mineta Transportation Institute (MTI) will receive $4.6 million to help create a multi-university consortium.
Read More →The units could potentially replace the use of diesel locomotives on the railroad’s non-electrified lines and allow passengers to travel to their destinations without having to change trains.
Read More →This is an option order based on the framework agreement for a maximum of 206 vehicles signed in 2006. The order is valued at approximately $190 million.
Read More →Bombardier Transportation already has a well-established rail signaling presence in the U.S. Its Centre of Competence for Automated People Mover systems in Pittsburgh is also home to its Rail Control Solutions Centre of Competence for radio-based train control solutions including the CITYFLO 650 CBTC technology.
Read More →The contract has an order value of about $208.5 million (USD) in total, with the first trains going into commercial service in late 2010.
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