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ČD Cargo is temporarily including more Vectrons in its fleet.
It is the very first operator to include the Vectron Dual Mode permanently in its fleet.
UNIPETROL DOPRAVA puts in service the first of the Vectrons from its second batch.
A newcomer to the ČD fleet - Vectron 193 902 - has already received the new vinyls.
On 12 December 2020, WRS of Stansstad, put two new Vectron MS locomotives in service.
Between 30 October and 1 November 2020, PKP CARGO INTERNATIONAL carried out the transport of coke with a direct haulage from Ostrava to Villa Opicina.
On 29 October 2020 the Vectron Dual Mode received an authorisation from EBA for operation in Germany.
On 26 October 2020, EB 3203 started regular service as the very first of the DSB Vectrons. It is used on one of the two diagrams previously hauled by a Class EA locomotive.
Following their arrival in Copenhagen on 14 September and the necessary preparations, the first three Class EB Vectrons destined for DSB started test and driver’s training runs.
Following their delivery from Siemens München works on 13 September, the first three Class EB Vectrons destined for DSB arrived in Copenhagen on the 14th.
As we informed recently, following approval for operation of Vectron MS in Belgium being granted, DB Cargo started to use this type of locomotive in this country. Now another one operator follows.
24 September 2020 became a historic day for the Belgian rail network, when a DB Cargo Belgium Vectron hauled the first commercials train in Belgium.
Siemens today announced that on 15 September 2020 its Vectron AC received an official approval from Trafik-, Bygge og Boligstyrelsen for operating in Denmark.
On 8 September 2020, DB Cargo signed the framework agreement worth of well over 1 billion EUR with Siemens Mobility for up to 400 Class 248 Vectron Dual Mode locomotives.
From 2 September 2020, operation using 22.5 t axleload is allowed for the entire route across in Slovenia, from the northeast (ie. from the Hodoš and Šentilj border stations) to the port of Koper, following upgrading of last C3 classified sections to D3 or D4 being completed.