Spain: The five-car train was presented at Alstom's facility in Santa Perpètua de la Mogoda, Spain, where it is currently undergoing static and dynamic testing.
Russia: Two five-car trainsets have started operation on the route Yekaterinburg–Druzhinino–Krasnoufimsk. As reported, the rolling stock is scheduled for running every day.
USA: Dallas Area Rapid Transit has launched eight Stadler FLIRT DMUs on the Silver Line, a 42-kilometre route with ten stations connecting seven communities to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.
Denmark: The tram services in the country capital are restored after they have been discontinued in 1972 with high-speed Avenio trams.
Hungary: A Budapest court has ordered the liquidation of the Dunakeszi rolling stock plant. The decision also covers the Ganz‑MaVag business group that manages the site.
Italy: The local manufacturer has handed over the Tipo 4 machine to the country’s infrastructure operator RFI.
Australia: The three-car low-floor G Class tram will undergo testing on a purpose-built test track at the Maidstone Tram Depot, followed by a trial on the city’s tram network.
France: The Board of the French national operator SNCF, which holds the controlling share of the European passenger operator Eurostar, has approved a framework contract worth around €2 bln.
Finland: Škoda Group has filed a complaint with the Finnish Market Court over its exclusion from a tender to supply up to 183 trams for Helsinki, describing the decision as fabricated.
