The ÖBB Rail Cargo Group opens up connection to Scandinavian region
The new connection strengthens rail logistics service for all industrial goods with efficient and sustainable end-to-end logistics solutions for whole Scandinavia.
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The new connection strengthens rail logistics service for all industrial goods with efficient and sustainable end-to-end logistics solutions for whole Scandinavia.
The suspension of seat reservations on trains is to limit confusion between the new and old trains while the 169 new trains are introduced.
Operail approves proposal for restructuring of their Tapa depot, which will see the company direct more resources towards locomotive construction.
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The Transport Committee has launched an inquiry into the development of alternatively-fuelled trains and how carriages can be designed to meet the changing demands of the travelling public.
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PTC is designed to automatically control train speeds and movements should an engineer not take suitable action in a given situation.
Designed to ensure cross-border links thanks to ERTMS technology, these trains can run on several types of network voltages.
The President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, unveiled the trains at Cape Town Station in front of more than 1,000 guests.
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Siemens' New £8 million Bogie Service Centre completes servicing of its 100th bogie, four months after opening.
Used by British Rail before the privatisation of the railways, these trains are still in use with other train operating companies widely across the UK.