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Germany: Several major deals were announced at InnoTrans in Berlin.
Germany: Stadler presented its bidirectional two-car S-DT8.16 light rail vehicle to the public for the first time at InnoTrans in Berlin.
Germany: The Chinese manufacturer has shown its VELLINK driverless metro train for the first time, placing two cars in the outdoor exhibition at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin.
Italy: CAF has shown the first five-section, low-floor Urbos tram for Bologna at the depot in the city's Borgo Panigale district.
South Korea: The company’s technology is able to recognise movement-impeding objects more than 100 m ahead, predict the behaviour of other road users as well as determine the track condition and position of switches.
Belarus: Viktor Rotchenkov, head of the Main Directorate of the State Automobile Inspectorate, spoke on STV television in early September.
Netherlands, Germany: TINA trams have been running since early September, the platform, though, is still causing headaches in several other cities.
Turkiye: The first two seven-section trams began carrying passengers in the Turkish city on 3 September, with Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu attending the launch ceremony.
Recent deals and tenders in the urban rail transport market.