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Belarus: A certificate of conformity under technical regulation TR CU 001/2011 has been issued to Stadler Minsk, the Belarusian subsidiary of the Swiss rolling stock manufacturer, valid for five years.
Belarus: The ROLLINGSTOCK editorial team visited the site, discussed the fulfilment of current contracts, and studied all stages of tram car production together with the company’s Deputy General Director and Chief Engineer Dmitry Parkov.
Belarus: A number of local media have made public the information about the upcoming agreement, but Stadler’s representative has given a comment, saying that the parties did not reach a deal.
Belarus: In an exclusive interview with ROLLINGSTOCK, BKM Holding’s Deputy General Director for Innovation Development, Oleg Bytsko, details the bogies developed by the company.
Belarus: Last year, over BYN 0.5 mln (€146,500) was invested into the plant in Minsk, as the news agency BelTA cites Aleksandr Gutyrchik, the company’s Chief Engineer.
Belarus: Since Sunday, two T811s vehicles have been running on two routes.
Belarus: The seven four-car trains and the Green line’s 4.2 km second stretch with three stations were launched late in 2024.
Belarus: First single-car T811 LRVs have been delivered from the plant in the Belarusian capital to the depot of the public transport operator Minsktrans.
Latest deals and contracts on the light rail vehicles market.