Bombardiers Innovia APM 300 train system has
entered service on Shanghai Metros Line 8 Phase 3 project, also
known as the Pujiang Line.
The system was produced by Bombardiers Chinese
joint venture CRRC Puzhen Bombardier Transportation Systems
Limited (PBTS) and is the result of an order placed by Shanghai Shentong Metro Co. Ltd. in June 2015 for a turnkey automated
people mover (APM) system with 44 vehicles.
Jianwei Zhang, President of Bombardier China,
said, We are very excited to see our world leading fully
automatic driverless system enter revenue service in this great
city. Im confident that we will see more Bombardier APM systems
in other Chinese cities in the near future. Our
metro cars equipped with the Bombardier MITRAC propulsion on Lines
1, 2, 7, 9 and 12 are already moving Shanghai passengers daily, and
we also provide maintenance and overhaul service for these cars to
ensure passengers safety. We will continue to provide state of
the art solutions to strengthen our long term strategic
partnership with Shanghai Shentong.
Shanghais Pujiang Line is
a new 6.6 km, dual-lane elevated, driverless APM system that
solves Pujiangzhens first-and-last- kilometer challenge by
connecting this large residential district to the Line 8
interchange at the Shendu Highway Station.
The Innovia APM 300
system, Bombardiers latest generation of highly-reliable APM
technology, offers an eco-friendly passenger experience with a
focus on efficiency and safety. Its rubber tires boast low noise
and vibration while its 1.9-meter wide doors facilitate boarding
and exit, reducing the time required at each stop. Paired with the
Bombardier CITYFLO 650 CBTC system the Innovia APM
300 system also increases lines capacity by safely reducing the
time and distance needed between each vehicle traveling on the
line. In addition, the absence of a drivers cabin means
passengers sitting in the front have a 270 view angle to enjoy
the landscape along the Pujiang Line.
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