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Melbourne's new metro tunnel tests high-capacity signalling - International Railway Journal - Vimarsana News

Melbourne's new metro tunnel tests high-capacity signalling - International Railway Journal

Metro Trains Melbourne has successfully tested a High-Capacity Signalling system (HCS) in the new 9km Melbourne Metro Tunnel.

Testing delays could push Metro Tunnel opening into late 2025 - Vimarsana News

Testing delays could push Metro Tunnel opening into late 2025

The Metro Tunnel Project is prepared for up to 12 months of delays during a risky phase of testing and trial operations, which could push the opening of Melbourne’s new underground rail line to late 2025.

Melbourne Metro: Major engineering project transforming commuting - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Metro: Major engineering project transforming commuting

Neos Kosmos, among other media outlets, was invited on a tour of the Melbourne Metro Tunnel, a crown jewel of Victoria's Big Build. The final track work to connect the Metro Tunnel to the Sunbury Line has now been completed, and according to Josh Bull, the Parliamentary Secretary for Transport, testing of trains in the tunnel has begun, and they have reached speeds of up to 80 km/h.

Nokia selected to upgrade railway communications in Perth - Vimarsana News

Nokia selected to upgrade railway communications in Perth

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Nokia selected by Australian rail to modernize communications - Vimarsana News

Nokia selected by Australian rail to modernize communications

Nokia will upgrade Perth's railway communication system with private wireless and mission critical IP/MPLS covering 250 km of railway track and tunnels. #pressrelease