Trolleybus and tramway

Vancouver, a Canadian city of 631,000 inhabitants, is relying heavily on trolleybuses and has announced the renewal of its trolleybus fleet, which is being considerably expanded for the occasion. The new fleet, which will be made available to Translink, the public transport operator of Greater Vanco...

Next stop: Sarajevo. Solaris has been awarded its first contract in Bosnia Herzegovina, where the Ministry of Transport of the Canton of Sarajevo ordered 10 articulated trolleybuses. The delivery of the Trollino 18 vehicles is scheduled for mid-2026. With this order, Bosnia and Herzegovina will join...

As reported on Hungarian trade media Magyarbusz.info, Ikarus and Yutong have submitted (together) the most competitive bid for Budapest’s latest trolleybus procurement, a process initiated by the Budapesti Közlekedési Központ (BKK) in early 2024. The tender, which covers up to 160 battery-powered tr...

Solaris has just signed the first contract to supply trolleybuses in Canada, to TransLink in Vancouver: Solaris’ first contract in Canada involves the delivery of 107 units of 12-meter Trollino. The agreement also includes options for up to 201 units of 12-meter trolleybuses and up to 204 unit...

On February 20, the Tramlink, the new tramway produced by Stadler Rail in its Valencia plant in Spain, made its debut on the Milan scene. The new rolling stock brings with it both new technologies and a new way of designing the streetcar vehicle according to sustainability and energy-saving criteria...

Bozankaya wins a tender in Prague. After the supply of twelve 24-meter trolleybuses to Malatya and 12 18-meter vehicles to Sanliurfa and the order for the supply of 33 trolleybuses to Timisoara, including 8 12-meter and 25 18-meter vehicles, the Ankara-based manufacturer has won the tender put out b...