Tramways & Urban Transit October 2023

INSIDE THE OCTOBER ISSUE:

INNOTRANS PREVIEW
TAUT previews what to see at this year’s leading rail innovation show.

COMPACT AND COMPETENT
The Polish city of Gorzów proves that size isn’t everything, as this small LRT system has benefited from recent investment and is now fit for the next 50 years. Andrew Thompson finds out more.

AUSTRALIAN UPDATE
Richard Foster rounds up current events and future plans for LRT in Australia, a country where light rail is expanding in every major city.

POLAND: STILL GROWING
The last decade has seen over 50km of new LRT lines in Poland, but there’s more to come. Witold Urbanowicz summarises.

SYSTEMS FACTFILE: KAOHSIUNG
Neil Pulling explores the Taiwanese port city that has recently completed a full light rail loop around its urban centre.

CLASSIC TRAMS: DORTMUND
A popular historic tramway museum in Germany’s industrial heartland.

HEADLINES

Services start on new Helsinki route;
More Alstom trams on order in Dresden deal;
Egis to manage Lille’s new Tourcoing line;
Brescia tramway gains approval.