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April 2020 - if you were to drive on one of England’s motorways today (and please don’t, unless you are a key worker and have no choice) two things would strike you as odd…

City, metro and national governments in the UK must act now to rethink funding and finance models to pay for future transport infrastructure developments, says a new report. 

With the opening of the 122 km railway segment between Antequera and Granada, Spain has consolidated its position as the leading European country and the second worldwide, after China, for the number of high-speed line kilometres. Thanks to the opening of this new line...

• Thales in Spain is responsible for maintaining more than 2,200 km of the Spanish high-speed network Madrid-Seville and Cordoba-Malaga, which is the most extensive in Europe and the second most extensive in the world, after China’s. • The contract, to be carried out ...

Thales Group has successfully delivered a full suite of solutions on the fully operational Doha Metro that will span across Hamad International Airport, Lusail City, Al Wakra, Education City and the old district.

Adif Alta Velocidad has entrusted Thales, together with the company CAF Signalling, with the responsibility of carrying out a new contract as part of the improvements to safety, signalling and telecommunications systems on the future high-speed line that is to connect ...

The opening of the Bang Sue-Tha Phra extension, or Section 3, of Bangkok’s Chaloem Ratchamongkhon MRT line, better known as the Blue Line, marks the final delivery phase of Thales’ Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) system on the line’s extension. This follows the success...

Under this contract Thales will deliver the extension of Sydney Metro to City & Southwest City project by delivering globally proven technology in the Central Control & Communication solutions that have been successfully operating on the Sydney Metro North West project...

Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP) awarded Thales the renewal of the existing signalling systems in 3 lines/sections of its network. The project will cover a total of 380 km of conventional lines.