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Australia: A three-car train began carrying passengers on the Australind line between Perth and Bunbury on 29 June, covering the 167 km route in two and a half hours. For now, it will run four return trips a week.
Brazil: On 2 July, the city inaugurated the first section of Line 6-Orange, spanning 5.2 km and having six stations equipped with platform doors.
Portugal: The French manufacturer and the local civil works company DST are implementing the project to support a large contract for the delivery of new trains to the national operator CP.
Contracts and deals in the locomotive markets.
Contracts and deals in the passenger rolling stock markets.
UK: TfL, the capital's transport authority, reports that the first nine-car unit is now being tested on the works test track in Derby.
Austria: The five-section tram began carrying passengers in the city on 27 May.
Sweden: The three-car units have begun carrying passengers in limited service, with driver and staff training underway. Full commercial service is scheduled to start in July.
Germany: According to the local media HNA, the company has confirmed its negotiations over the facility in Kassel with a staff of 800 employees.