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HITACHI RAIL News
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CAF News
CAF TO SUPPLY 19 URBOS TRAMS TO THE FRENCH CITY OF TOURS
CAF has partnered with the Touraine Mobility Syndicate to deliver 19 Urbos trams for the new Line 2 in Tours (France), which will operate autonomously on a 2 km stretch.
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Viper Innovations News
Keeping Trains Running: How Cableguardian Protects Railways from Extreme Weather
Viper Innovations’ CableGuardian’s continuous monitoring detects and alerts cable weaknesses and gives information about outages, particularly those that are made worse by extreme weather.
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Icomera NEWS
How Video is Making Automatic Passenger Counting More Accurate & Affordable
Using AI video analytics, Icomera is developing an innovative prototype passenger counting solution which connects to existing video surveillance cameras installed on vehicles.
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MTA Metro-North Railroad News
MTA Long Island Rail Road Unveils Renovated Mastic-Shirley Station
The renovation modernizes the station with a new 2,000 sq. ft. plaza, improved lighting, enhanced security, a digital info screen, and a reconstructed platform shelter.
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SENSONIC News
Modern Rail Tech to Mitigate Natural Hazards
Rail is a vital component of transportation infrastructure, facilitating the movement of passengers and freight across vast distances with low climate impact.
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Frauscher news
Optimise Your Railway Operations with Frauscher’s Point Control System
By continuously focusing on reliability and safety, Frauscher is able to deliver world-class field elements for train detection and wayside object control.
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MTA Metro-North Railroad News
MTA Announces Two Open-Gangway Trains Now Operating on the G Line
The trains feature security cameras in every car, additional accessible seating, brighter lights, better signage and wider doors.
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Icomera NEWS
Exploring the Frontiers of Connectivity: Arctic Circle Starlink Connectivity Trial
The Arctic Circle trial proved that LEO satellites can effectively support public transport networks in regions with comparatively low cellular network capacity, offering a viable alternative where traditional infrastructure falls short.
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Wabtec Info
