After an absence of four years, the rail industry’s leading international trade fair and global business development opportunity, InnoTrans, is back.
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When a tram stops, you stop
Motorists are being urged to drive safely around trams, with the latest figures showing thousands of dangerous near misses are occurring across Melbourne’s tram network each year.
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15-minute neighbourhoods promised in NSW strategy
Travel in New South Wales will be quicker, more convenient and safer, as part of the Future Transport Strategy unveiled by the NSW Government.
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Submissions sought for Melbourne’s Pride tram
Melbourne’s Yarra Trams is inviting design submissions for the wrap that will feature on its pride tram next year, with the public asked to vote on the winners.
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New Yarra Trams wrap showcases Ability Works
Ability Works is the latest charity or not-for-profit to have a tram wrapped in their livery as part of Yarra Trams’ Community Partnerships Program, which provides in-kind advertising every year to community organisations.
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Queensland post-COVID transport patronage at a high
More Queenslanders are choosing public transport as their mode of travel with commuter figures hitting the highest level since the pandemic began.
Translink data shows 527,048 trips were made on the South
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Canberra light rail Stage 2 gets rolling
The Australian and Australian Capital Territory governments have awarded Canberra Metro the contract to provide five new light rail vehicles (LRVs), make modifications to Canberra’s existing light rail fleet and build an expanded depot.
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Recycled kerbing makes tram stops safer
New separation kerbing made from world-first polymer concrete that includes recycled glass from old tram windows and windscreens will be used in the latest upgrades at key tram stops in central Melbourne.
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Sun shines on Yarra Trams network
Yarra Trams has flicked the switch on nearly 100 kilowatts of solar panels recently installed on the roof of its Southbank Depot, the first of seven tram facilities to have renewables installed on-site.
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SA ditches Commission of Inquiry into rail privatisation
The South Australian government has scrapped a planned $1 million commission of inquiry to advise on returning the state’s train and tram operations to public ownership.
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