Germany: The first trains between Berlin and Amsterdam are to be put into service in mid-2026.
Germany: DB Regio, a subsidiary of the national operator Deutsche Bahn, has announced the tender.
Germany: The new rolling stock has been granted a certificate of compliance with the European TSI standards according to the Fourth Railway Package (FRP).
Germany: In September, visitors to the Berlin show could see machinery for infrastructure maintenance, diagnostics and construction from SRT, Plasser & Theurer, Robel, Linsinger, etc., with seven vehicles making their debut.
Germany: Since announcing the tender last December, the national operator has not received any bid, as the T-Online news portal sites Deutsche Bahn’s spokesperson.
Today, additive manufacturing is increasingly complementing traditional manufacturing technologies. Ruben Meuth, CEO of 3D Spark, tells about the status and prospects of additive manufacturing and what stands behind the printing of the next component.
Germany: Visitors to the fair witnessed the premiere of mainline locomotives from Stadler, Siemens, Talgo and others. Large shunting locomotives from Vossloh RS, CZ Loko and small vehicles from Zwiehoff and Zagro were also on display.
Germany: This year’s InnoTrans saw the presentation of trains from CRRC, Stadler, Siemens Mobility, Alstom, etc.
Latest procurements, supplies and contracts in the rolling stock market.
