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Hesop works by converting and transferring any unused power, generated by the trains during braking, to the medium voltage loop for re-use within the network.
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The new order, valued at approximately $262 million, includes an option for an additional 32 locomotives.
Read More →Hundreds of deer stray onto train tracks every year causing widespread rail disruption.
Read More →ESS technology opens the door to a wide variety of applications at the residential, commercial, industrial, and power grid level.
Read More →High-capacity vehicles feature air conditioning, CCTV, open gangways and emergency speaker units.
Read More →Despite congestion fears for the first full weekday of the Games, many Londoners found underground trains and main stations were quieter than usual – not least because transit planners issued dire warnings of possible long lines.
Read More →Delivery of Mercedes-Benz travel coaches set to commence this month, with the last of the 460 vehicles to be delivered in late April 2010.
Read More →Adds link to its Website, as well as BusRates.com, for donations through the American Red Cross.
Read More →The first train unit will now begin homologation test runs on the rail line between Genoa and Savona, which is also connected to the Bombardier Vado Ligure site. Regular passenger service is expected for early 2015.
Read More →As a city, Leipzig is an excellent example of the German principals of transport planning and service as well as eastern Germany’s long history. The city has benefitted from large amounts of investment in infrastructure over the years since German reunification and most transport systems seem to be new or rebuilt, expanded and in a very good current state of repair. The most notable element in the transport mix is inevitably the enormous and historic main railway station, which is one of the largest, but certainly not busiest, in Europe.
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