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Present situation and development of low-floor light rail vehicles

Song-Jiang Zhang

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The development course and present situation of low-floor light rail vehicles at home and abroad have been intro duced in this article.The technology characteristics of them are also analyzed.It is suggested the tech nolo-gy mode of low-floor light rail vehicles meet our country' s technology requirement and city characteristics.

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The development course and present situation of low-floor light rail vehicles at home and abroad have been intro duced in this article.The technology characteristics of them are also analyzed.It is suggested the tech nolo-gy mode of low-floor light rail vehicles meet our country' s technology requirement and city characteristics.

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The development course and present situation of low-floor light rail vehicles at home and abroad have been intro duced in this article.The technology characteristics of them are also analyzed.It is suggested the tech nolo-gy mode of low-floor light rail vehicles meet our country' s technology requirement and city characteristics.

Key concepts: Light rail, Engineering, Technology development, Transport engineering, Mode (computer interface), Automotive engineering, Business, Manufacturing engineering

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