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GE Transportation Increases Safety and Efficiency on TriMet Transit Network in Portland

February 26, 2010

Erie, Pa. (February 26, 2010) - GE Transportation announced today that it has won a contract to supply TriMet, Portland, Oregon's Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District transit network, with an advanced voice radio and data communications system to help increase safety and efficiency for TriMet's 115 million annual passengers.


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GE Transportation Signs € 47 Million Agreement with Trenitalia

March 17, 2009

Florence, Italy (March 17, 2009) -- GE Transportation, a unit of the General Electric Company (NYSE: GE), announced that it has signed a contract valued at more than €47 million ($60 million) with Trenitalia, the operation company of the Italian State Railways, for the design, supply and installation of 400 on board Sistema di Supporto alla Condotta - SSC train protection systems for diesel locomotives in Trenitalia's passenger and cargo fleet.


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A Switch in Time for SA Rail Signalling Infrastructure

October 28, 2008

GE pilot switch installation to streamline rail freight through Durban while increasing safety


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Vale Selects GE -- Transportation for $60 Million

July 02, 2008

Largest Rail Signaling Project in South America for GE

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, July 2, 2008 -- GE - Transportation, a unit of the General Electric Company (NYSE: GE), announced today that it has been awarded a $60 million contract from Vale to overhaul its signaling and communication system along approximately 600Km of double line track on the Railroad Vitória to Minas (EFVM) and in the rail yard of the Tubarão Port. The project is expected to be complete by 2010.


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GE & City Of Edmonton To Install New Technology For Light Rail Extension

May 23, 2007

EDMONTON, CANADA (May 23, 2007) -- General Electric Corporation (NYSE: GE) and the City of Edmonton today announced next generation crossing and signalling technology will be installed as part of Edmonton's South Light Rail Transit (LRT) Extension, marking the first time this technology will be applied in Canada. The technology will be on display in Calgary as part of the Railway Systems Suppliers show at the TELUS Convention Centre on May 23 and 24.


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GE Showcases Technology That Brings To Light Switch Safety In "dark Territory"

May 15, 2006

Switch Monitor Developed to Prevent Rail Accidents; Prototype to Enter Test Phase

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (May 15, 2006) -- General Electric will showcase breakthrough technology designed to help reduce train accidents. GE's Switch Guard™ will be on display May 24 -- 25 at the Railway Systems Suppliers, Inc. show in Louisville, Kentucky, at the Kentucky International Convention Center.


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GE - Transportation Supplies Spoornet with Distributed Power Train Control System for Orex Iron Export Corridor

April 24, 2006

ERIE, Pa. (April 24, 2006) -- GE -- Transportation has supplied its Locotrol Distributed Power train control system and Electronic Brake to help Spoornet in South Africa increase capacity for the heavy-haul train operations on its Iron Ore export rail line.


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GE's Positive Train Control Technology is Full Speed Ahead on Amtrak's Michigan Line

October 11, 2005

FRA Approves Historic Regulation for Passenger Train Speed

Chicago, Ill. -- October 11, 2005 -- The trip for Amtrak passengers in Michigan will be faster after an historic Federal Railroad Administration approval to increase passenger train speed to 95 mph on Amtrak's service in Michigan.


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GE Transportation's Positive Train Control System Takes Center Stage at Rail Show

May 16, 2005

With GE's ITCS, the Future is now for Wireless Train Control

Omaha, Neb. -- May 16, 2005 -- With an installation in Western China and deployment in Michigan, the future is now for GE Transportation's wireless train control technology, Incremental Train Control System (ITCS).


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GE Transportation Launches the Only Common Platform Solution for Wayside Signaling

May 16, 2005

With GE's ElectroLogIXS, customers get more flexibility for crossing, interlocking and signaling functio

Omaha, Neb. -- May 16, 2005 -- By combining the best of GE crossing, interlocking, and signalling technical expertise, GE Transportation has designed a family of wayside electronics that gives its customers reliable performance and more flexibility - all based on one common set of hardware.


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