Kraków tests new type of trams

Stadler Tango tram in Kraków, source: MPK Kraków

Public transport operator MPK Kraków is testing the first Tango tram from Stadler Rail. It is a new type of low-floor light rail vehicle to be operated in the Polish city. By the end of the year, Stadler Rail is committed to delivering 50 units of this series. This number could be increased due to the recent new contract up to 110 units in the coming years.

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Kraków tests new type of trams

Stadler Tango tram in Kraków, source: MPK Kraków

Public transport operator MPK Kraków is testing the first Tango tram from Stadler Rail. It is a new type of low-floor light rail vehicle to be operated in the Polish city. By the end of the year, Stadler Rail is committed to delivering 50 units of this series. This number could be increased due to the recent new contract up to 110 units in the coming years.

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Mykola Zasiadko was editor of online trade magazines RailTech.com and RailFreight.com.

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