Benjámin Zelki
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Bertolotti presents battery shunting loco for Milano metro at InnoTrans (opens the original)
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INNOTRANS: Italian manufacturer Bertolotti presented one of its e² Formula battery shunting locomotives at InnoTrans 2026. The vehicle is one of the eight locos being supplied to Milano metro operator ATM for shunting and rescue operations. The manufacturer told Railway Gazette International that the loco was completed in early September. The locomotive was built with lithium titanate oxide batteries supplied by ABB, which also provided the traction converter and traction motor. The loco has a c
Passenger and freight hub programme launched in Hanoi (opens the original)
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VIETNAM: A groundbreaking ceremony was held on August 28 to launch a major main line railway investment package in the south of Hanoi. The main element of the package is the construction of a new passenger hub at Ngoc Hoi in the south of the capital, and a freight terminal is also to be built at nearby Thuong Tin. These lie just south of the junction where the western railway ring joins the Hanoi – Ho Chi Minh City main line. The two facilities will be connected by rail and both will have 1 000
Hyundai Rotem develops light rail automation technology with export in mind (opens the original)
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SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai Rotem has completed the development of an obstacle detection system for light rail vehicles, the manufacturer announced last month. The Autonomous Driving Assistance System tool detects obstacles on the tracks by considering track dimensions and the operating environment, and alerts the driver if a high-risk situation is detected. The technology uses LiDAR sensors and cameras. It collects data and utilises it to analyse driving patterns and simulate hazardous situations. The
GySEV inter-city Flirt EMU unveiled (opens the original)
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HUNGARY: The first of 11 inter-city electric multiple-units that Stadler is supplying for Hungarian-Austrian cross-border operator GySEV has been unveiled. The train was presented at Stadler’s production facility in Siedlce, Poland on July 30 in the presence of Hungary’s Minister of Transport & Investment, Dávid Vitézy. The EMU was then seen in Hungary on August 14 while making its way to undertake commissioning trials in Romania. Being built under a March 2024 contract, the EMUs are intended fo
Thailand: Double-tracking programme supports railway market opening (opens the original)
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A long-running programme to double-track much of Thailand’s legacy metre-gauge network is making progress, with particular emphasis being placed on connectivity with neighbouring Laos. But perhaps more significant is that the enhancements will underpin a higher performing railway ahead of market liberalisation from 2028. Benjámin Zelki reports from Bangkok. Considering a corporate subscription? Contact us to find out more.
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