Railways

Railways are undergoing a period of transformation towards a digital railway, where transport authorities must face new challenges, improve the end-user experience, ensure operational excellence of their systems, and transform stations into intermodal hubs.

Cellnex implements cutting-edge connectivity throughout the entire railway system — from stations to tunnels and along the corridors — using the most suitable technology in each area to meet end-user needs.

In addition, it provides dedicated and fail-safe communication networks, ensuring visitor safety and maintaining consistently secure working conditions.

Milan Underground Metropolitana L5: A new metro line granting full mobile coverage for travelers

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Challenges

Underground stations and entire metro lines have always been areas [+]

Solution

In total we have deployed a SISO solution with 508 [+]

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L9 Barcelona – Connectivity in underground transport systems

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Challenges

Coverage in train stations and along the rail tracks including [+]

Solution

TETRA Radio communications network. Integrated services including : Professional services [+]

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Working on and around the railway is not easy. It requires a great deal of responsibility from all the people in the team. Good mutual cooperation and short lines of communication are therefore crucial. The specialists of Cellnex and VolkerWessels Telecom complement each other perfectly.

Peter Jan Kamst

_Sales Manager at VolkerWessels Telecom

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The number of train passengers in the Netherlands will increase by at least 30 percent in the next twenty years. That also means that more people in the train will need mobile coverage and internet. With this step, we kill two birds with one stone: we create an important condition for running more trains, and it helps telecom providers and transporters to ensure that all those people in the train will soon have even better mobile coverage.

Arjen Boersma

_Chief Information Officer at ProRail

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