Germany: Visitors to this year’s show in Berlin could see trams from Alstom, Hyundai Rotem, Astra and others, while the only metro train and tram-train were presented by Stadler.
USA: The motor car was on display at a depot in Kearney run by the state-owned passenger operator NJ Transit.
Germany: In the face of country's current problems, major companies are cutting back on investment in the EU’s largest economy and taking measures to make the most of the disadvantageous conditions, with actively developing their facilities in the USA and India.
Germany: The trainset of six Married Pair passenger coaches, produced in 2005–2007 by Bombardier Transportation, was refurbished at Alstom’s plant in Hennigsdorf.
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.
Morocco: Following a tender, the national operator ONCF signed a firm contract with the manufacturer for the supply of 12 trains with an option for a further six units.
Germany: The authorities of the Hochtaunus district in the state of Hesse are highly critical of both the rolling stock and the technology, stressing that the faults have not been rectified for almost a year.
UK: At its Derby factory, the company is displaying mock-ups of full-size passenger cars with entrance areas and toilets. The cars are being developed in partnership with Hitachi Rail.
Germany: This year’s InnoTrans saw the presentation of trains from CRRC, Stadler, Siemens Mobility, Alstom, etc.