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Helsinki aims to transcend conventional public transport by allowing people to purchase mobility in real time, straight from their smartphones.
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The fleet expansion was jointly funded through the Government of Canada and the Province of Ontario, who committed up to $180 million each, with the City of Toronto providing the remaining $208 million.
Read More →The Coradia iLint is fully approved for the Austrian network after successfully completing three months of passenger operation testing with Austrian Federal Railways.
Read More →The research covers the light rail and streetcar segments in North America — the second largest market after Europe.
Read More →Two Coradia iLint prototypes will enter pilot operation in the Elbe-Weser network, with passenger service scheduled for late summer.
Read More →With each vehicle, both agencies hope to take their fleets into the next-generation of railcar technology.
Read More →Taking a one-stop-shop approach, these companies help enhance services by forming strategic partnerships with local companies and focusing on regional needs. They can also improve fleet reliability and offer technological innovations and safety programs.
Read More →The approximate 19-mile system now includes 46 stations serving residential areas, universities, and the Shanghai metro.
Read More →Alstom’s relationship with the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport dates to 2009 and the construction of the first phase of the PHX Sky Train®.
Read More →Chicago-based commuter rail system Metra is an innovator in their market. Find out how they adapted to COVID-19, as well as how they are leading a transition to battery-powered locomotives, increasing safety and partnerships, and filling open positions in new ways.
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