Austria, USA: According to the EU Official Journal TED, the rolling stock has been procured by the freight operator Rail Cargo Austria without tendering, due to the originality of the technology.
The European Union Agency for Railways has granted approval for Siemens Mobility’s Vectron MS locomotives to operate at a maximum speed of 230 km/h in the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Poland.
Austria: The container, named the H2Tainer, has been developed by logistics company Innofreight in collaboration with the Hydrogen Research Center Austria.
Austria: A fleet of four six-car double-decker EMUs has entered passenger service on routes connecting Vienna with Salzburg and Linz.
EU: Austrian Transport Minister Peter Hanke announced that the relevant initiative would be submitted to the European Commission before the end of the year.
Austria, Germany: The German producer has signed a relevant agreement with voestalpine, an Austrian steel and technology company.
Austria: After many years of testing the DDEMU2 EMUs in the EU, it has been announced that their certification process is nearing completion. The news provoked a wave of criticism from Austria’s railway industry and labour authorities.
Austria: ROLLINGSTOCK examines each stage of production at the Linz site.
Austria: PJM, the local system specialist for rail vehicles, states that it has completed all the necessary steps needed for the approval of the InnoBogie.
