NETHERLANDS Railways (NS) says it is planning to place an order with Stadler for 60 Flirt EMUs to provide additional capacity in its regional train fleet before the delivery of Civity EMUs from CAF from 2018 onwards.
BRU, the regional public transport authority in the Dutch city of Utrecht has selected preferred bidders for infrastructure and rolling stock contracts for the Uithof Line, an 8km light rail line linking Utrecht Central station with the university campuses at De Uithof in the east of the city.
A CONSORTIUM led by CAF, Spain, has been chosen by Mexico's Secretariat of Communications and Transport (SCT) to supply trains and equipment for a new inter-urban passenger service linking Mexico City and Toluca.
BUCHAREST metro operator Metrorex has placed a €47m order with CAF for eight additional six-car metro trains.
NETHERLANDS Railways (NS) has announced that CAF, Spain, is its preferred bidder for a contract to supply a fleet of 120 EMUs worth around €510m for its Sprinter New Generation project.
THE first two CAF Urbos catenary-free low-floor LRVs for the light rail circle line under construction in Taiwan's second-largest city Kaohsiung was unloaded at the port of Taichung on September 11 following a five-week sea voyage from Barcelona.
WEST MIDLANDS transport authority Centro announced on August 14 that its new £40m fleet of CAF Urbos LRVs will be introduced on the Midland Metro on September 5, when the first four vehicles will enter passenger service on the 20km line from Birmingham City Centre to Wolverhampton.
THE government of the Mexican state of Nuevo León has awarded CAF, Spain, a Peso 3.26bn ($US 251m) contract to supply and maintain 22 trains for Line 3 of the Monterrey metro.
LIGHT metro trains started commercial operation today in Malaga, making it the seventh city in Spain to have a metro. The eight-year project cost €594m to complete.
THE first of eight DMUs being supplied by CAF, Spain, was presented in Cagliari in southern Sardinia on July 25 by the new president of Sardinia Region, Mr Francesco Pigliaru, and transport councillor Mr Massimo Deiana.