Serbia, Romania: Photos of a train for Serbia were noticed by 1520today in social networks, and a report on the delivery of the first train to Romania was published by national media.
Iran: On 20 April, a seven-car national train commenced passenger service on the Tehran metro, following certification for compliance with European safety standards, among other regulations.
Denmark: The German company has signed agreements worth €270 mln with the national operator DSB and infrastructure manager BDK to automate Copenhagen S-bane network.
Romania: The train, manufactured at the Taubaté plant in Brazil, has arrived at the Berceni depot this week.
Czechia: The Prague Public Transit Company DPP has announced a tender worth €3.4 bln for the automation of the city’s C and D metro lines up to the highest unmanned level, GoA4, and modernisation of infrastructure.
India: The news has appeared on social network accounts of the ADJ Engineering company, an Indian partner of the Russian manufacturer.
Spain: The manufacturer started testing the first four-car T100 at the plant in Albuixech, Spain, with the trials of another partially double-deck eight-car T200 to follow soon.
EU: The goal is to commence equipping the entire European freight fleet of 500,000 cars with digital automatic coupling, DAC, in 2028, despite criticism.
Japan: The operator has announced plans to commence operating the 16-car Shinkansen N700S, each with two such compartments, in 2026.
