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PJM has expanded its scope as an accredited test center in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025 and now also tests the dynamic interaction between pantograph and overhead contact line.
On 8 November 2024, Angel Trains, Hitachi Rail and TransPennine Express celebrated the successful completion of the UK’s first intercity battery trial in the North of England.
On 4 November 2024, Stadler has opened a new plant in Białystok, where it will manufacture DC power converters for rail vehicles, producing more than units 500 per year and creating up to 250 jobs.
At the stand of ULTIMATE Europe Transportation Equipment entrance doors for new trams, tentatively designated as Škoda ForCity Plus Praha 52T, were on display.
To continue their existing development cooperation, ÖBB Infrastruktur AG and Symeo GmbH have signed a new framework agreement.
One of the most innovative public transportation projects in the coming years will be the extremely long and fully continuous suburban trains for the München metropolitan area.
InnoTrans breaks all records - the world's leading trade fair draws a successful balance sheet.
Siemens Mobility Customer Services will present innovations for railway operators and maintainers at InnoTrans 2024.
Continental has developed a new generation of hydraulic wheelset guiding bushes for bogies.
The Austrian railway system specialist will have its ‘strongest’ trade show presence since the company was founded.
At InnoTrans 2024, Liebherr will be showcasing innovative solutions in the rail transport sector as well as its contribution to make the transport technology sector even more sustainable and attractive in the future.
Liebherr has once again been contracted by the Toronto Transit Commission to maintain 40 HVAC systems.
Improved aerodynamics and greater resilience: with its newly developed FrontAdd System the HÜBNER Group is bringing an innovation to the market that effectively protects train front ends together with coupling elements from environmental influences.
In cooperation with ZEISS Microoptics, the HÜBNER Group is developing holographic display technology for window systems in trains and buses.