Post by Vossloh

Bergamo stands for a beautiful historic old town, Venetian walls and northern Italian culinary culture – and for thoughtfully designed mobility. A mobility system is currently taking shape that is attracting attention far beyond the city itself. The first tram line, T1 towards Albino, demonstrated how a disused railway corridor can be transformed into a high-capacity, comfortable and popular means of transport. Bergamo’s new T2 line to Villa d’Almè adds a second axis to this story, one with an equally distinctive character. Where trains of the former Ferrovia della Valle Brembana once ran, a modern tram connection is now being built, linking five municipalities over a route of 11.5 kilometres and connecting the daily lives of more than 240,000 people more directly to the city. Vossloh’s commitment in Bergamo is shaped by a view of the entire life cycle of the infrastructure – from planning and construction through to long-term operation. The ambition is clear: extended maintenance intervals, optimised maintenance strategies and therefore lower total operating costs over decades. Explore more: https://lnkd.in/eVXAGJ7Q