Tramways & Urban Transit – November 2022

INSIDE THE NOVEMBER ISSUE:

INNOTRANS 2022 SPECIAL
Innovation, automation, efficiency:
TAUT brings you the light and urban rail highlights from the world’s largest rail fair.

EDMONTON GOES LOW-FLOOR
Vic Simons visits Alberta to examine the current projects and future expansion plans for North America’s light rail pathfinder.

SYSTEMS FACTILE: HANNOVER
Neil Pulling reports from the German city that is further developing the Stadtbahn concept, building upon its historic tramway.

CLASSIC TRAMS: ISLE OF MAN
Mike Russell reports on the re-opening of the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway after an almost four-year upgrade programme.

HEADLINES

Cochabamba opens Bolivia’s first modern LRT;
Hangzhou Metro adds 60km in one day;
Rewarding excellence at the Global Light Rail Awards;
US commits USD89.9bn to transit;
Third Stadtbahn line planned for Köln – Bonn;
București tramway ‘fully renewed in two years’;
Hannover and Marseille choose CAF;
LA Metro opens first phase of the K line;
Byford resigns as TfL Commissioner.