The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have reached an agreement for the co-funding of projects to replace the obsolete rolling stock of municipal public transportation companies in Ukraine for the total amount of 300 million EUR.
Based on the based on the proposals from cities, the credit portfolio of the program for the replacement of the rolling stock of urban public transportation companies reached approximately …
Skoda Transportation has obtained type-approval for the ForCity Plus tramways which will operate in Bratislava (Slovakia). Last year the company signed two contracts worth EUR 76 million to supply 15 bi-directional Type 30T trams and 15 unidirectional Type 29T trams.
The City of Stockholm has been awarded the 2015 INTERMODES prize for its work on integrating all transport modes for the well-being of its citizens and tourists.
Stockholm was awarded for its 2030 City Plan, which includes developing hubs to connect urban areas to the city centre, making transport more frequent to reduce waiting times and creating a user-friendly network.
Last year was as a record in terms of both production and sales, Škoda Transportation reports. Sales in 2014 were up more than 12% on the previous year to KC16·4bn, with net profit rising from KC1·75bn to KC2·27bn.
