Bombardier Transportation is presenting its world class rail solutions for Mexico and Latin America at the 25th General Assembly of the Latin American Association of Metros and Subways (ALAMYS).
The event takes place in Guadalajara City, Mexico until November 24.
Bombardier is featuring its comprehensive portfolio of innovative, eco-friendly and technologically advanced rail solutions which enhance passenger comfort.
During ALAMYS, Bombardier will show the BOMBARDIER INNOVIA 300 family of fully automated smart mobility solutions including Monorail, Advanced Rapid Transit and Automated People Movers.
The BOMBARDIER CITYFLO 650 state-of-the-art rail control solutions that maximise the use of rail infrastructure and equipment will also be on display.
As a provider of a complete range of propulsion and control equipment for all types of rail vehicles, Bombardier will present the BOMBARDIER MITRAC technology that sets the standard of reliability and sustainability.
Also, with its full scope of services, Bombardier Transportation representatives will be on hand to demonstrate how market-leading expertise can deliver efficient, competitive and sustainable rail operations by helping customers minimise their operational costs and maximise revenues through extended asset lifetime.
“People around the world are beginning to think differently about their transportation needs and options, and are increasingly looking to rail for longer-term solutions,” said André Navarri, President and Chief Operating Officer, Bombardier Transportation.
“As the industry’s rail technology leader, we have developed a full portfolio of proven and future-oriented city-focused public transport solutions.”
“Balancing the need for mobility and the impact of the world’s transportation systems on the environment, competitiveness and quality of life has become a pressing issue in all regions of the world.
“More and more cities, including in Latin America, are adopting new and sustainable modes of rail-based mass transportation,” Navarri added.
Bombardier Transportation began establishing a manufacturing footprint in Mexico almost twenty years ago.
