Hope for new agv

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New trams would be extend in 2028 to Spandau station.

Yeahhhhh the new trams❤

Ich liebe sein extrem deutsches Englisch 😍😍😍😍

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Those driver's seats are 100 x better than the seats on the mainline 🇬🇧 trains that I used to drive. Siemens Disastro ones weren't too bad but still nothing like this.

I always liked the flexity models. This looks like a good next step.

Thanks for the peek into the tram 👌

Nice tram!

Excellent

Does Avelia Horizon have customers aside from SNCF?

Being made by Alstom, this is not a cash-grab-startup scheme. I regularly travel on their automated metros already. This seems promising for trains! Considering also that they can already run fully automated on lines with modern signalling, and just need a human to look out for obstacles.

Longer videos please

Will we see the avelia horizon in real?

well done 😊👍🏻

Interesting technology

Longer videos please

Longer videos please

Absolute tosh, hate them, if you like traveling in a sardine can, then fine. I worked on board on these trains and hated them.

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Nice! It would be great to have a video with the cities' movements shown here but full days for each.

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Who releases something like that as advertising? Are we a bicycle manufacturer now? It's just embarrassing what's going on here...😂

Error 404 Alstom ecology is not found in Ireland and Ukraine

4PX

Great Video 👍

We need this system at least in delhi , kolkata, mumbai and Chennai the four mega city of india.. ..

Marks View

Now 22 years old 😢

Emilio Summit

Kelli Meadows

Reba Viaduct

nice

Koss Rapids

Emard Circle

Gandhi krdiya colour.. pehle futuristic lag raha tha ab wo peela colour match bhi nahi ho raha

I wonder if you know the proportion of energy used that goes into traction versus the amount that goes into peripherals? I remember reading somewhere that at cruising speed, it's 60% traction and 40% peripherals (outlets, heating, ventilation, air conditioning...). This seems relatively low for traction, which is why I'm trying to find the source. Je me demande si vous connaissez la part d'énergie utilisée qui part dans la traction par rapport à la part qui va en périphérique? Je me souviens avoir lu quelque part qu'en vitesse de croisière c'est 60% traction 40% périphériques (prises, chauffage, ventilation, air conditionné...). Cela me semble relativement peu pour la traction, c'est pourquoi j'essaie de trouver la source.

Glad the xtrap 2.0 will have airbag suspension like any half decent suburban train from the last 50 years should. Xtrap 100 suspension is horrid and a terrible fit for Melbourne tracks. Dont blame Alstom for that, I blame Connex for being cheapskates and Kennett for letting them run the network.

McCullough Shoals

20 years now!

I wonder if you know the proportion of energy used that goes into traction versus the amount that goes into peripherals? I remember reading somewhere that at cruising speed, it's 60% traction and 40% peripherals (outlets, heating, ventilation, air conditioning...). This seems relatively low for traction, which is why I'm trying to find the source. Je me demande si vous connaissez la part d'énergie utilisée qui part dans la traction vs la part qui va en périphérique? Je me souviens avoir lu quelque part qu'en vitesse de croisière c'est 60% traction 40% périphériques (prises, chauffage, ventilation, air conditionné...). Cela me semble relativement peu pour la traction, c'est pourquoi j'essaie de trouver la source.

Leif Extensions

Tromp Isle

Leannon Terrace

Keeling Summit

Dell Land

Schneider Union

Modesto Glen