An overview of Q2 The world of Lightweight Thinking at TDI is growing. Our focus for Q1 and Q2 has been on establishing product launch foundations and conducting core product engineering work. We are onboarding key new team members and suppliers. Additionally, we are starting to build our operational
It has been a busy start to the year for TDI and there is much to reflect on as we continue to work on firm foundations across the company for our business expansion. Design and engineering work is now well underway for the Revolution VLR (RVLR) Pre-Series vehicles which
With escalating urbanisation and environmental concerns across the globe, it is imperative for affordable, sustainable, efficient transportation solutions has never been more pronounced. Very Light Rail (VLR) offers a promising avenue, mitigating congestion, reducing carbon emissions, and enhancing accessibility. Its advent heralds a pivotal step towards connecting our communities in
DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLE This exclusive feature has been written by Robert Lea, Industrial Editor for The Times. On the one hand, you have a property developer unsure what to do with a disused railway running through the middle of a would-be housing estate; on the other, a rail engineer
It has been an eventful year for TDI, and we have much to celebrate with the recent signing of a contract with Eversholt Rail to build three new battery Revolution VLR Vehicles for passenger trials in the UK. We are delighted to continue our partnership with Eversholt Rail, and
On 23 November, Rail Forum held the Light Rail event. The half-day gathering brought together rolling stock and infrastructure professionals. Transport Design International and Eversholt Rail showcased their award-winning vehicle, Revolution VLR. Revolution VLR was the headline sponsor for the event. This exclusive event, open only to Rail Forum
Sustainability is at the core of what we do at Transport Design International. We are recognised throughout the rail industry for our knowledge and expertise in Very Light Rail.
