Hyundai Rotem wins Turkish contract to supply trains
South Korea-based Hyundai Rotem signed a deal worth USD200 million with the State Railways of the Turkish Republic (TCDD) to supply electric locomotives.
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Hyundai Rotem wins Turkish contract to supply trains
South Korea-based Hyundai Rotem signed a deal worth USD200 million with the State Railways of the Turkish Republic (TCDD) to supply electric locomotives.
Read MoreAlmaty metro, Kazakhstan
The recently inaugurated metro system serves Almaty, and is operated by Almaty Metro Kurylys Company.
Read MoreSouth Korea’s Sin Bundang Line opens
The Sin Bundang Line in South Korea, popularly known as the DX Line, connecting Gangnam in Seoul to Bundang has entered revenue service.
Read MoreSouth Korea opens Busan-Gimhae Light Rail Transit (LRT) system
South Korea has opened the Busan-Gimhae Light Rail Transit (LRT) to the public.
Read MoreKorea’s high-speed trains withdrawn from service following safety concerns
Korea-based railway company Korail has withdrawn its locally manufactured fleet of high-speed trains from service after a faulty equipment mounting was discovered on one of the trains.
Read MoreCAF and Huyndai shortlisted for Auckland train contract
Spain-based train manufacturer Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF) and a subsidiary of South Korean-based vehicle manufacturer Hyundai Rotem have been shortlisted for a USD500 million contract to supply new electric metro trains for Auckland in New Zealand.
Read MoreKiwiRail announces shortlist for Auckland electric trains
New Zealand government-owned rail operator KiwiRail has announced that Hyundai Rotem Company and a group comprising Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles SA (CAF) and Mitsubishi Corporation have been shortlisted to build and maintain 38 new electric trains for the Auckland network in New Zealand.
Read MoreAirport railway link extended in South Korea
South Korea has operationalised Phase II of the A’REX airport rail link.
Read MoreRailway line reopens in South Korea
The Gyeongchun Line of the Korea Railroad (Korail) network in South Korea has been reopened following the completion of a KRW2.7-trillion project to replace the former single-track regional diesel route by a new double-track elevated and electrified alignment.
Read MoreIDB approves USD200 million loan to TCDD
The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) has approved a USD220 million loan to Turkish State Railways, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Devlet Demiryolları (TCDD).
Read MoreIDB approves USD200 million loan to TCDD
The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) has approved a USD220 million loan to Turkish State Railways, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Devlet Demiryolları (TCDD).
Read MoreIDB approves USD200 million loan to TCDD
The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) has approved a USD220 million loan to Turkish State Railways, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Devlet Demiryolları (TCDD).
Read MoreHyundai Rotem to supply high-speed electric trains in Ukraine
South Korea-based rolling stock company Hyundai Rotem has reached an agreement with Southern Railway, Ukraine to supply ten inter-regional high-speed electric trains.
Read MoreHyundai Rotem to supply high-speed electric trains in Ukraine
South Korea-based rolling stock company Hyundai Rotem has reached an agreement with Southern Railway, Ukraine to supply ten inter-regional high-speed electric trains.
Read MoreSEPTA to introduce new railcars for Pennsylvania commuter-rail network by October; proposes regenerative braking for subway
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), the regional municipal body that operates public transport in and around Philadelphia in the US, is planning to deploy the first set of Silverliner V railcars on its commuter-rail network by October 2010.
Read MoreKiwiRail shortlists firms for rolling stock supply contract
New Zealand’s state-owned railway operator KiwiRail Holdings Limited has shortlisted several rolling stock manufacturers for a contract to supply up to 38 three-car electric multiple-units (EMUs) for Auckland suburban rail services.
Read MoreMetrolink to introduce safer fleet
Metrolink, the commuter-rail service provider in southern California, will now use a new fleet of crash energy management (CEM) railcars, which are designed to crumple during collisions.
Read MoreDelhi Metro: Setting an example in India
India’s first modern metro rail project, Delhi metro has set the stage for developing rail based metro systems across 11 cities in the country.
Read MoreSaudi Railways Organisation extends bid deadline for phase two of Riyadh’s Haramain rail
The Saudi Railways Organisation has extended the deadline for accepting bids from contractors for work under Phase II of the USD7 billion Haramain high-speed railway network to July 3, 2010.
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