Copenhagen Communication Signal Base Station Project

Upgrading Copenhagen''s iconic metro in major

After two decades serving as Copenhagen''s first driverless underground transportation system, the M1 and M2 metro lines, are to have
Pressemitteilung Siemens AG englisch

Siemens Mobility will upgrade the entire 170 kilometers long S-bane network in Copenhagen to the highest grade of automation (GoA4 technology) to enable unattended train operations starting with
Danish Signaling Program — Copenhagen, Denmark

Upon completion, the program will have renewed the signaling systems of more than 3,200 kilometers of track and 560 train sets and locomotives from four
Copenhagen Communication Signal Base Station Project

Completion of the project will establish the Copenhagen S-Bane as one of the world''s fastest and largest automated transit systems, which will offer metro-style frequencies.
Hitachi Rail development of Copenhagen Metro

For this project, the scope of work of Hitachi Rail included the delivery of the power supply (third Rail), permanent way, passenger screens
About The Signalling Programme | UkBane

Banedanmark is currently deploying the new signalling systems on the main and regional lines. The task is expected to be completed by 2030. The replacement of all signalling on the entire Banedanmark
Cityringen Metro: 2026 Construction Update & Route Map

As a benchmark for modern automated transit, the project integrated state-of-the-art CBTC signalling and advanced rolling stock into a dense urban environment. This profile examines the core technical
Siemens Mobility to Transform Copenhagen''s S-bane

The project, with a total volume of about 270 million Euros, will involve implementing best-in-class signaling technology, enabling driverless
Current projects

Metroselskabet has launched its largest reinvestment project to date. By 2035, we will integrate a new signaling system and replace the current 42 metro trains on the two oldest metro lines, M1 and M2.
Egis will play a key role in Copenhagen Metro M1 & M2 transformation

Bringing together a wide range of technical expertise—from CBTC systems integration and civil works to digital engineering, the project reinforces Copenhagen''s commitment to delivering