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Breakthrough in the USA
Stadler receives major order for signaling technology in Georgia
The railway manufacturer will modernize the rail network of a local transport company in Atlanta. It is the largest signaling order in the company’s history.
Expansion for Stadler Rail: The Thurgau company’s train control system will soon be used in the United States.
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Stadler Rail has landed a major order in the USA. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (Marta) has commissioned the railway manufacturer to equip the entire rail network with a new signaling system.
The order stipulates that Stadler will replace the old system with a latest-generation train control system within eight years of the start of the project, as the Thurgau-based company announced on Thursday evening. This new system ensures more security and more efficiency.
And for Stadler, the major $500 million order from the state of Georgia represents an international breakthrough in this business area. This is the largest order in the company’s history in the signaling sector.
The Thurgau company’s train control system is called Stadler CBTC, which stands for Communication-Based Train Control. It uses wireless communication to precisely locate trains at any time. Thanks to the real-time information gained about train position and speed, trains could be controlled more precisely, safely and efficiently.
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Breakthrough in the USA
Stadler receives major order for signaling technology in Georgia
The railway manufacturer will modernize the rail network of a local transport company in Atlanta. It is the largest signaling order in the company’s history.
Expansion for Stadler Rail: The Thurgau company’s train control system will soon be used in the United States.
Photo: Keystone-SDA
Stadler Rail has landed a major order in the USA. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (Marta) has commissioned the railway manufacturer to equip the entire rail network with a new signaling system.
The order stipulates that Stadler will replace the old system with a latest-generation train control system within eight years of the start of the project, as the Thurgau-based company announced on Thursday evening. This new system ensures more security and more efficiency.
And for Stadler, the major $500 million order from the state of Georgia represents an international breakthrough in this business area. This is the largest order in the company’s history in the signaling sector.
The Thurgau company’s train control system is called Stadler CBTC, which stands for Communication-Based Train Control. It uses wireless communication to precisely locate trains at any time. Thanks to the real-time information gained about train position and speed, trains could be controlled more precisely, safely and efficiently.
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Breakthrough in the USA
Stadler receives major order for signaling technology in Georgia
The railway manufacturer will modernize the rail network of a local transport company in Atlanta. It is the largest signaling order in the company’s history.
Expansion for Stadler Rail: The Thurgau company’s train control system will soon be used in the United States.
Photo: Keystone-SDA
Stadler Rail has landed a major order in the USA. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (Marta) has commissioned the railway manufacturer to equip the entire rail network with a new signaling system.
The order stipulates that Stadler will replace the old system with a latest-generation train control system within eight years of the start of the project, as the Thurgau-based company announced on Thursday evening. This new system ensures more security and more efficiency.
And for Stadler, the major $500 million order from the state of Georgia represents an international breakthrough in this business area. This is the largest order in the company’s history in the signaling sector.
The Thurgau company’s train control system is called Stadler CBTC, which stands for Communication-Based Train Control. It uses wireless communication to precisely locate trains at any time. Thanks to the real-time information gained about train position and speed, trains could be controlled more precisely, safely and efficiently.
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Breakthrough in the USA
Stadler receives major order for signaling technology in Georgia
The railway manufacturer will modernize the rail network of a local transport company in Atlanta. It is the largest signaling order in the company’s history.
Expansion for Stadler Rail: The Thurgau company’s train control system will soon be used in the United States.
Photo: Keystone-SDA
Stadler Rail has landed a major order in the USA. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (Marta) has commissioned the railway manufacturer to equip the entire rail network with a new signaling system.
The order stipulates that Stadler will replace the old system with a latest-generation train control system within eight years of the start of the project, as the Thurgau-based company announced on Thursday evening. This new system ensures more security and more efficiency.
And for Stadler, the major $500 million order from the state of Georgia represents an international breakthrough in this business area. This is the largest order in the company’s history in the signaling sector.
The Thurgau company’s train control system is called Stadler CBTC, which stands for Communication-Based Train Control. It uses wireless communication to precisely locate trains at any time. Thanks to the real-time information gained about train position and speed, trains could be controlled more precisely, safely and efficiently.
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Breakthrough in the USA
Stadler receives major order for signaling technology in Georgia
The railway manufacturer will modernize the rail network of a local transport company in Atlanta. It is the largest signaling order in the company’s history.
Expansion for Stadler Rail: The Thurgau company’s train control system will soon be used in the United States.
Photo: Keystone-SDA
Stadler Rail has landed a major order in the USA. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (Marta) has commissioned the railway manufacturer to equip the entire rail network with a new signaling system.
The order stipulates that Stadler will replace the old system with a latest-generation train control system within eight years of the start of the project, as the Thurgau-based company announced on Thursday evening. This new system ensures more security and more efficiency.
And for Stadler, the major $500 million order from the state of Georgia represents an international breakthrough in this business area. This is the largest order in the company’s history in the signaling sector.
The Thurgau company’s train control system is called Stadler CBTC, which stands for Communication-Based Train Control. It uses wireless communication to precisely locate trains at any time. Thanks to the real-time information gained about train position and speed, trains could be controlled more precisely, safely and efficiently.
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How will Stadler’s state-of-the-art train control system enhance safety and operational efficiency for Atlanta commuters?
# Stadler Scores Historic Signaling Deal in the USA
This $500 million contract marks a major milestone for the Swiss rail manufacturer.
Stadler Rail has secured a $500 million contract to modernize the entire rail network of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (Marta) in Georgia, USA. This landmark deal represents the largest signaling order in Stadler’s history, signifying a major international breakthrough for the company in this sector.
Under the agreement, Stadler will replace Marta’s existing signaling system with a state-of-the-art train control system over an eight-year period. The new system promises to enhance both safety and operational efficiency for Atlanta’s commuters.
