Exemplos de uso de Citadis trams em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Alstom has sold 1726 Citadis trams to 43 cities throughout the world.
Citadis trams, electrification, signalling, telecommunications and depot equipment.Â.
Alstom has already sold nearly 1,700 Citadis trams to 41 cities around the world.Â.
These new Citadis trams, identical to the previous ones, will be equipped with the APS1.
Alstom is supplying a catenary-free tramway system,which includes 32 Citadis trams along with power supply, signalling and telecommunication systems.
The Citadis trams for Cuenca are being produced at the Alstom site in La Rochelle, France.
Alstom will participate in the PPMCs Transport Day on 13 November at COP22 in Morocco where its Citadis trams have been adopted by Casablanca and Rabat since 2011.
The Citadis trams of Cuenca are nearly 33 metres long and can transport around 300 passengers.
The integrated tramway system supplied by Alstom to Rio includes 32 44-metre-long Citadis trams along with power supply, signalling and telecommunication systems.
Alstoms Citadis trams were designed for optimal quality of life on board as well as maximum passenger comfort.
The first trams to be tested are destined for the city of Rio de Janeiro,which ordered 32 Citadis trams from Alstom in 2013 and are due to enter into commercial service from 2016 onwards.
To date, a total of 1,553 Citadis trams have been ordered by 36 cities worldwide, while more than 60 additional cities have tram projects in the pipeline.
Alstom, leader of the consortium1 CITA Cuenca,was awarded a contract by the city of Cuenca to supply 14 Citadis trams, along with electrification, power supply and system integration.
The Citadis trams will offer optimal on board journey quality, with a fully low floor, air conditioning, a video surveillance system, and audio and visual information.
Alstoms first Citadis tram for Cuenca, in Ecuador, has arrived at the city- is the first of 14 Citadis trams ordered in 2013 as part of an integrated tramway system contract awarded by the city of Cuenca to the CITA Cuenca consortium led by Alstom.
Today Williams Hybrid Power- a division of the Williams group of companies that includes the Williams F1 Team- andAlstom Transport have signed an agreement that will see Williams Hybrid Powers energy storage technology applied to Alstoms Citadis trams by 2014.
Alstom will supply 5 new Citadis trams to Bordeaux Métropole, completing the existing fleet of 100 trams already in circulation on the 79 km of track which makes up the network.
Specially designed to meet the needs of medium-sized networks(50,000 to 100,000 inhabitants) andsecondary lines, the new-generation tram Citadis Compact capitalises on Alstom's fifteen years of tram experience, with over 1,800 Citadis trams ordered by 45 cities worldwide, 24 of them abroad.
The very latest version of its Citadis tram, a predictive maintenance tool, and new versions of the Atlas range, its ERTMS solution.
The Citadis tram for Cuenca is about 33 meters long and can accommodate around 300 passengers.
The Citadis tram is 44 metres long and can accommodate 408 passengers in gold, silver and women& children classes.
To better reflect the citys image, Citadis tram of Dubai has a distinctive diamond-shaped styling on the front end.
Alstoms first Citadis tram for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, arrived at Rio after 20 days of transit from Alstoms facility in La Rochelle, France where four more others are being produced.
Alstom's latest Citadis tram factory in Taubaté in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, is now equipped with a test track to perform static and dynamic tests on the trams before delivery to the customer for final tests.