Rail supplier news from Stadler and Keolis (June 25)

Stadler has opened a new signaling office in Atlanta, marking the first major international expansion of the Stadler Signaling Division. One of the reasons for the expansion is a large signaling contract awarded to Stadler by the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) in November 2024, Stadler officials said in a press release. The new office is located next to the Lindbergh Center MARTA station and MARTA headquarters in uptown Atlanta. The new office is an important step in the development of Stadler's North American signaling operations, Stadler officials said.

Keolis Commuter Services, the operating and maintenance partner for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter-rail service, recently completed station cleanup and beautification initiatives at three Fairmount Line stations as part of the company's Keolis Cares program. Volunteers, community groups and local elected officials cleaned up trash and debris, planted flowers and cleaned overgrown areas at Four Corners/Geneva Station, Talbot Avenue Station and Morton Street Station, company officials said in a press release.