The Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) intermodal company Metrans will build another rail terminal in Hungary in order to expand its transport services along the Adriatic Corridor and towards Southern and South-Eastern Europe.
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The push for Adriatic container ports to compete with North European terminals for market share in Central and Eastern Europe took another step forward this week.
Hamburg terminal operator HHLA completed its acquisition of a majority stake in Trieste multipurpose terminal Piattaforma Logistica Trieste, which will be will be transformed into a joint ro-ro and container operation.
The terminal has been rebranded as HHLA PLT Italy and a 35-metre wide ramp is already …
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Metrans, a subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG, received the first Vectron MS locomotive at the Metrans container terminal in Prague on November 11. The vehicle is part of an order of ten multi-system locomotives. They are being manufactured in the Siemens Mobility factory in Munich-Allach and will be delivered in full by spring 2020. Metrans will deploy the new Vectron locomotives in transnational freight traffic across Central and Eastern Europe.
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Metrans, a.s., a subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), has ordered ten Vectron MS locomotives from Siemens Mobility Czech Republic. The locomotives will be built at Siemens Mobility’s factory in Munich-Allach, and deliveries are scheduled from the end of 2019 until spring 2020. The locomotives will be operated in cross-border freight service in Central and Eastern European countries.
“It is our pleasure to expand the Metrans vehicle fleet by ten multisystem Vectron locomotives...
Metrans, founded exactly 70 years ago, was the main talking point at the Port of Hamburg Evening in Prague on 11 October. For centuries, Hamburg, Czechia and Slovakia have been linked by the rivers Moldau and Elbe. In the modern era, rail and trucking make an important addition. Proving the importance of these routes, in 2017 more than 465,000 containers were transported between the Port of Hamburg and Czech container terminals.
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