Siemens shuttle for Venice
Doppelmayr Italia has placed an order with Siemens’ Industry Solutions (IS) division for electrical equipment for a Cable Liner Shuttle in
The fully automatic, cable-hauled public rapid transit system will run along an 830m-shuttle line between the artificial
Two trains, each with a capacity of 200 people, will commute between the stations at a speed of just under 30kph.
Siemens’ Innsbruck,
The final customer of the shuttle is a Venetian company called Azienda Servizi Mobilità, and operation of the shuttle is scheduled to start in 2009.
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