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The project is an innovative development of the Stadler Minsk enterprise. The new vehicle that is called Metelitsa (the Russian for ‘snowstorm’) is equipped with a climate control system, light emitting diodes, and a navigation system. It also provides comfortable conditions for people with special needs. The tram is 27 metres long and it allows […]
The £144m Glasgow Airport Access Project could see journey times cut to 16.5 minutes and would bypass the need to use the busy M8. It would involve a specially-designed hybrid tram-train using the existing railway network and on-street tracks. It comes seven years after the Scottish government scrapped plans for a direct rail link on […]
Located at the intersection of Al Sufouh-Al Gharbi streets between Jumeirah Beach Residence 1 and Jumeirah Beach Residence 2 stations, the opening of the turns will make life easier for motorists. All left and U-turns were closed ahead of the opening of Dubai Tram in November 2014 to ensure road safety. The closure of the […]
A prototype tram is being tested in Prague. EVO1 began passengerless testing over the summer and as of the start of February has been taking passengers on limited lines. Passenger testing had previously been announced for October, but was delayed.
Luxembourg Infrastructure Minister François Bausch has defended a decision to issue a call for tender for the full tram route even though MPs have only greenlighted the first stretch between the central station and Luxexpo.
Alstom is opening the second tram line with greater Le Mans council in the presence of Jean-Claude Boulard, mayor of Le Mans and president of Le Mans Métropole, and François Papin, Site Managing Director of La Rochelle. The network is growing from 15.4 km to 19 km and the Citadis fleet is expanding from 26 […]
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