Tyne and Wear Metro Resumes Service After Fleet Suspension

Tyne and Wear Metro has resumed operations with its new train fleet after resolving a temporary suspension caused by door mechanism issues earlier this month. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The system operator Nexus, together with Stadler, identified the root cause and implemented a technical solution to restore safe and reliable service. This return to normal operations ensures continued progress on the network’s modernization.

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Tyne and Wear Metro Restores Confidence Through Quick Action

Cathy Massarella, Managing Director at Nexus, confirmed the trains are back in service and emphasized the priority of safety. She reassured passengers that the incident won’t affect the broader rollout schedule.

The decision to halt the fleet was made as a precaution, allowing engineers to make necessary adjustments. Because of swift coordination with Stadler, the issue was addressed within days.

Modernization of Tyne and Wear Metro Continues

The new Tyne and Wear Metro trains are part of a major upgrade focused on passenger comfort, energy efficiency, and accessibility. These improvements align with long-term goals to improve public transport across the region.

Further deployment of the trains will continue in phases, with close monitoring to prevent future disruptions. Nexus expressed appreciation for passengers’ understanding during the suspension.

Overall, the Tyne and Wear Metro system is moving forward with confidence, reinforcing its commitment to modern, safe, and efficient transport for the North East.

Source: news.railbusinessdaily.com

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