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The power of connected construction data
As capital projects grow bigger and more complex, connected data is filling the need for better decision-making in real time. Read more
New technology seeks to boost safety and reliability
New electrical technology is expected to make life easier for users of the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines
TTG Transportation Technology acquired by Canadian transport technology firm
Sydney-based connected driver advisory system (DAS) developer, TTG Transportation Technology (TTG), has been purchased by Modaxo, a Toronto-based transportation technology group. Read more
3D modelling used to simulate redesign of London’s Bank-Monument Station
To achieve a 45 per cent capacity increase at Bank-Monument Station, one of the busiest stations on London’s Underground network, designers turned to 3D modelling software from Bentley Systems. Read more
Coates Hire and Downer bring 3D safety technology to WA
In an Australian first, Coates Hire, Downer, and SITECH are deploying a 3D avoidance zone system to improve safety on major rail construction projects. Read more
Real time interchange data displayed during Sydney Harbour Bridge shutdown
During the 10-day Sydney Harbour Bridge shutdown in January, screens displaying real-time interchange information guided commuters arriving at Wynyard and North Sydney stations. Read more
First semi-autonomous train runs on French network
A locomotive has completed a trial of semi-autonomous operation under real operating conditions in France. Read more
Thales card readers selected for Amsterdam light rail
Amsterdam’s public transport company, GVB, has selected Thales to replace all card readers on the city’s tram and bus fleet. Read more
Smart devices now able to integrate with Opal
Transport for NSW is running a trial to allow passengers to use smart devices such as a phone or watch to tap on and off, instead of a physical Opal card. Read more