OTIV seals deal to test the first remotely controlled freight trains in the Netherlands

Image: Flickr. Rob Dammers

OTIV, a Belgian provider of autonomous technology for rail, has announced a multi-year contract to run automated and remotely controlled freight trains on the Betuweroute freight line in the Netherlands. Its partners include Dutch startup Mobility42 and Malaysian engineering and consultancy firm Rail Systems Engineering.

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OTIV seals deal to test the first remotely controlled freight trains in the Netherlands

Image: Flickr. Rob Dammers

OTIV, a Belgian provider of autonomous technology for rail, has announced a multi-year contract to run automated and remotely controlled freight trains on the Betuweroute freight line in the Netherlands. Its partners include Dutch startup Mobility42 and Malaysian engineering and consultancy firm Rail Systems Engineering.

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