Siemens Mobility conducted the first live demonstration of its new Signalling X CBTC (communications-based train control) system for metros (rspid transit) at Singapore’s new Rail Test Centre on Nov.

All the equipment of Siemens Mobility was manufactured at its factory in the UK. Credit: Siemens Mobility. Siemens Mobility has completed the commissioning of the UK’s Hither Green Area Resignalling ...

Following the successful completion of the final stage of signalling work by Siemens, Norway’s metro transport infrastructure owner, Sporveien Oslo AS, has now commissioned into full service all four ...

Siemens Mobility Norway has received a contract to supply a signalling and train control system for the upcoming Diakonhjemmet Station on the Oslo Metro network. The transportation solutions provider ...

Siemens Mobility and Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) have signed a framework agreement to deploy digital interlockings across the Swiss rail network. The agreement establishes contractual terms for ...

At the Singapore Rail Test Center (SRTC) in Singapore, Siemens Mobility presented its new Signaling-X control system for metros and similar systems (Mass Transit) to the press and potential customers ...

Borivali may not have driverless trains like London or Tokyo, but it has now entered the same global league as some of the world’s most complex urban rail hubs when it comes to train operations. With ...