Salt Lake City to buy new light rail vehicles from Stadler
Yesterday (Wednesday 23 October) Stadler signed a contract with the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) to supply up to eighty new light rail vehicles tailor…
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Extension for Co-Op Live free Manchester Metrolink travel
Today, Co-op Live and Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) revealed the extension of their innovative sustainability program.
Engineering Work sees ScotRail re-issue reminder for customers to only travel if essential this month
The safety-critical engineering project will see a specialist netting system installed on a rock cutting near Ratho on the Glasgow-Edinburgh railway l…
Engineering work to bring substantial disruption to ScotRail services across the central belt from the 29th Jan to 1st Feb
ScotRail customers have been advised to only make essential journeys during the period of work on routes impacted by the vital engineering works
First Tram-Trains unveiled for new South Wales Metro
A new era for transport in South Wales arrived when the first of South Wales Metro’s electric tram-trains was unveiled at their new depot at Taff’…
Transport for Wales starts testing new Metro tram-trains
Transport for Wales has started testing on South Wales Metro railway lines its new tram-trains that are set to revolutionise the area's public transpo…
Transport for Wales’ CITYLINK tram-trains on display at InnoTrans
CITYLINK tram-trains for use in South Wales are being displayed this week in Berlin at InnoTrans, the world’s leading trade fair for transport techn…
Transport for Wales’ FLIRT tri-mode trains on display at InnoTrans
New trains ordered by Transport for Wales are being displayed this week in Berlin at InnoTrans, the world’s leading trade fair for transport technol…
Stadler to premiere 7 vehicles at InnoTrans 2022
At InnoTrans 2022 to be held in Berlin in September, Stadler will be presenting seven vehicles featuring sustainable drive solutions.
Order for 504 tram-trains is Stadler’s largest-ever contract
An order for 504 tram-trains for a German-Austrian project consortium is the largest contract in Stadler’s history.