More highlights than ever before from the global rail industry at InnoTrans 2018
The list of rolling stock, innovations and products making their international debut at InnoTrans 2018 is impressive.
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The list of rolling stock, innovations and products making their international debut at InnoTrans 2018 is impressive.
The Romanian subsidiary of PCM RAIL.ONE AG, S.C. TRAVERTEC S.R.L., has a new shareholder in voestalpine VAE Apcarom SA. With this step, RAIL.ONE strengthens its position in the South-East European market and sells 60 per cent of its shares.
Network Rail has agreed terms with Telereal Trillium and Blackstone Property Partners for the sale of its commercial estate portfolio. Proceeds from the £1.46 billion transaction will help fund the large-scale railway upgrade plan, bringing major improvements for passengers and reducing the need for taxpayers to fund the railway.
ÖBB and Siemens Mobility are investing in the future of passenger transport and developing an electro-hybrid battery drive for trains.
At InnoTrans, RAIL.ONE will be presenting itself as an international solution provider for track systems in rail transport.
Iskratel’s IoT solution has been deployed for Slovenian Railways and has already prevented four potential rail incidents.
On Tesmec’s stand at InnoTrans there is a multimedia experience, focusing on diagnostic measuring systems to improve the control of the national rail networks.
RailVision will reveal its solution suite to the public for the first time at this year´s InnoTrans in Berlin from 18-21 September 2018.
From now until early 2019, Stadler will be carrying out tests at the Velim Test-Centre on bi-mode and electric trains for Greater Anglia.
The concept that bare, live conductors of 750 volts run through places of work at ground level is hard to comprehend, however these are the dangers facing depot operatives at third rail depots.
At InnoTrans 2018, SBB will be presenting its developments in rail traffic control and train monitoring systems as well as other innovations: From award-winning solutions for rail operations and automated train operations right through to a cutting-edge door-to-door mobility concept.
Fire protection in rail vehicles remains a very important issue for the responsible authorities within the railway industry.
The HSR Project was expected to bring both countries closer together with improved connectivity, better journeys and economic cooperation.
Land Sheriffs are extra hands to assist with general travel and customer enquires but also help in preventing crime and responding to emergencies.
After three successful years working on the high-speed rail project, Paul Griffiths will leave HS2 Ltd at the end of December 2018.