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Ground Transportation Systems thalesgroup.com Follow us on: thalesgroup.com facebook.com/thalesgroup twitter.com/thalesgroup linkedin.com/company/thales youtube.com/thethalesgroup Thales Ground Transportation 19-21 Avenue Morane Saulnier 78140 Vélizy-Villacoublay France GROUND TRANSPORTATION © Thales 2018, Shutterstock - SYSTEMS Transforming mobility more than BY 8,000 employees YOUR SIDE... worldwide Countries, cities and transport … SUPPORTING operators rely on Thales’ ground transportation solutions to adapt YOUR BIG AREAS OF EXPERTISE to rapid urbanisation and meet AMBITIONS new mobility demands – locally, between cities and across national frontiers. Our expertise in signalling, communications, fare collection Signalling Communications Fare Collection and cybersecurity gives people & Supervision and goods the connected journey they need to move safely and efficiently. And no matter how challenging the project, we stay by your side, committed to helping you Services Digitalisation Cybersecurity creating the digital railways of the future – whatever it takes. SALES GROWTH more than A WORLDWIDE PRESENCE 10 0 customers €1.6bn €1.7bn in rail technology in more than €1.4bn €1.5bn since 1950 50 2014 2015 2016 2017 countries PARTNERING WITH YOU WHY CHOOSE THALES ? OUR CUSTOMERS THE MARKETS WE SERVE 1 TOTAL FLEXIBILITY: Thales equips trains from any rolling stock manufacturer. • Transport 2 BROWNFIELD TO GREENFIELD: from network authorities modernisation to the development of new lines. 3 AN END-TO-END SUPPLIER: from stand-alone equipment • Transport MAIN LINE RAIL METRO to integrated turnkey projects. operators 4 A GLOBAL PARTNER: with teams worldwide, help is always close at hand. • Rail infrastructure 5 DIGITAL BY NATURE: from IoT to autonomy, we enable TRAMWAY BUS the transition to a more sustainable world. owners AND LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 6 DEDICATED TO DELIVERY: no matter how complex • EPCs the project, Thales gets the job done. 7 LONG TERM: pioneers in railways systems for 50 years • Consultants ROAD and for years to come CLOSE TO YOU DEDICATED TEAMS IN 52 COUNTRIES 25 TRANSPORT R&D AND INTEGRATION CENTRES WORLDWIDE OUR SOLUTIONS SUPPORTING YOUR DIGITAL TRANSITION Thales couples expertise in digital technology with a deep understanding of rail operations – a combination COMMUNICATIONS that makes us unique in the transport marketplace. SIGNALLING SYSTEMS AND SUPERVISION SYSTEMS Here are some examples: - Train control systems: - Integrated Operation Control ETCS L1, L2, L3 Centres - Train control systems - Telecom solutions: network (attended or driverless): CBTC backbone and radio - Route control systems: - Passenger information INTERNET OF THINGS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE electronic interlocking and connectivity Our cloud-based predictive Our research into artificial - Field equipment: Lite4ceTM - Security and video surveillance maintenance service intelligence in control centres acter digital axle counters, detects signs of trouble in assets and trains paves the way for point machines and signals - SCADA for fixed assets and and prescribes corrective action rail autonomy. - LRT & Tramway management traction power – before anything goes wrong. control systems - Digital Services - Traffic management systems - Driver advisory systems BIG DATA CYBERSECURITY We’re helping to boost Your infrastructure is critical REVENUE COLLECTION SYSTEMS passenger satisfaction infrastructure. That’s why our - Open multimodal fare - Innovative ticket validation with big data tools such solutions are cybersecured collection systems with contactless bank cards as passenger journey by design, from signalling to analytics to monitor and fare collection systems. - Ticketing inspection and or smartphones manage overcrowding. validation equipment - From field equipment to cloud- native back-office solutions - All-inclusive ticketing with road tolls and car park payments OUR STRENGTH As part of the Thales Group, AEROSPACE SPACE we have access to innovative technologies from across five key industrial sectors: transport, aerospace, space, defence and security. TRANSPORTATION We draw on these capabilities to ensure the safety, efficiency and best performance of your transport networks. When you choose Thales, you are choosing a partner with extensive expertise in managing complex projects across 65,000 different domains worldwide – and the Employees dedication to make sure you succeed. DEFENCE Global Global presence Environmentally technology leader Mastery in 56 countries responsible in of civil and military Financial strength technologies and ethically 5 driven SECURITY MARKETS €15,8bn Revenues in 2017 EUROPE MAIN LINE REFERENCES: METRO, TRAM, LIGHT RAIL, Austria Finland Poland DENMARK MONORAIL, APM AND BUS Bosni-Herzegovina Germany Romania TURKEY MULTIMODAL TICKETING Bulgaria Hungary Serbia UNITED KINGDOM Istanbul Croatia Latvia Slovakia Croydon MAIN LINE Czech Republic Luxembourg Slovenia London Manchester AZERBAIJAN USA Baku SPAIN Detroit Jacksonville Alicante Las Vegas Bilbao QATAR CHINA Madrid Morgantown Doha Beijing New York IRELAND Lusail Chongqing Newark Dublin Guangzhou Orlando Hefei NORWAY MALAYSIA San Francisco PORTUGAL Hong Kong Tampa Bergen Kuala Lumpur Lisbon Nanchang Washington DC Oslo Nanjing West Virginia Porto KOREA Qingdao PANAMA Shanghai Seoul CANADA Panama City Shenzen Shijiazhuang Edmonton Tianjin Montreal Wuhan Ottawa Toronto Vancouver MOROCCO FRANCE Bordeaux Lyon Marseille EGYPT Nantes Cairo Orleans Paris SAUDI UNITED ARAB MEXICO Strasbourg ARABIA EMIRATES Mexico City Mecca Dubai (BRT line 3 and BRT) BELGIUM Brussels GREECE INDIA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Charleroi Athens Bangalore Santo Dominguo Thessaloniki Chennai ALGERIA Hyderabad VENEZUELA Algiers SOUTH AFRICA Jaipur TAIWAN Caracas Mumbai Taipei New Delhi CHILE NETHERLANDS ITALY Santiago Brescia TUNISIA Florence SINGAPORE NEW-ZEALAND BRAZIL Milan Singapore Auckland Naples Santos NIGERIA Palermo THAÏLAND AUSTRALIA Sao Paulo Turin Bangkok Sydney METRO AND URBAN SOLUTIONS ROUTE TRAIN CONTROL CONTROL (CBTC AND TRAMWAY) • Azerbaijan: Baku • Canada: Toronto, Montreal • Brazil: Santos • France: Paris • Taiwan: Ankeng, FARE • Portugal: Oporto • Canada: Edmonton, • Hong Kong Danhai, Kaohsiung Ottawa, Toronto • India: Hyderabad • Turkey: Istanbul COLLECTION Vancouver • Italy: Cosenza • UAE: Dubai • Algeria: Algiers • Chile: Santiago • Malaysia: • UK: London • Canada: Toronto SERVICES • China: Beijing, Kuala Lumpur • USA: Detroit, • China: Beijing, Guangzhou, Hefei, • Algeria: Algiers • Norway: Oslo • Qatar: Doha Jacksonville, Las Nanjing, Shenzhen Nanchang, Nanjing, Vegas, Morgantown, • Australia: Sydney • Panama: • Saudi Arabia: Mecca • Dominican Republic: Shanghai, Shenzhen, Newark, New Panama City Santo Domingo • Belgium: Brussels Shijiazhuang, • Singapore York, Orlando, San C • Portugal: Lisbon Songjiang, Wuhan • South Korea: Busan, Francisco, Tampa, • Egypt: Cairo • anada: Ottawa, Toronto, • Qatar: Doha Incheon, Seoul Washington • France: Bordeaux, Vancouver Strasbourg • Singapore • Chile: Santiago • India: Delhi • Taiwan: Ankeng • Dominican COMMUNICATIONS • Italy: Naples, Turin • UAE: Dubai Republic: • UK: London, • Mexico: Mexico City Santo Domingo & SUPERVISION Manchester • New Zealand: • Italy: Brescia • Australia: Sydney • Egypt: Cairo • Norway: Bergen Auckland • USA: Detroit, • Hong Kong Jacksonville, • Azerbaijan: Baku • France: Lyon, Marseille, • Panama: Panama City • Norway: Oslo Nantes, Paris • Malaysia: Newark, • Belgium: Brussels • Portugal: Lisbon • Portugal: Lisbon Kuala Lumpur New York, • Germany: Munich • Brazil: Santos, • Qatar: Doha, Lusail • Qatar: Doha • New Zealand: San Francisco, São Paulo • Greece: Athens, • Saudi Arabia: Mecca • Singapore Auckland Tampa Thessaloniki • Canada: Edmonton, • Singapore • Spain: Gran Canaria Montreal, Ottawa • Hong Kong • Spain: Alicante, • Taiwan: Taipei • Chile: Santiago • India: Bangalore, Bilbao, Madrid DID YOU Delhi, Hyderabad, • Thailand: Bangkok • China: Beijing, • Taiwan: Ankeng, KNOW THAT Jaipur, Mumbai • UAE: Dubai Chongqing, Danhai Guangzhou, Shenzhen, • Ireland: Dublin • USA: Morgantown METRO • Turkey: Istanbul LINES IN Songjiang Tianjin • Italy: Brescia, • Venezuela: Caracas • UAE: Dubai 86 • Denmark: Copenhagen Florence, Palermo MORE • UK: Croydon, • Dominican Republic: • Japan: Tokyo THAN London, Manchester 40 Santo Domingo • Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur MAJOR CITIES • USA: Morgantown • Mexico: Mexico City, depend on Thales • Venezuela: Caracas Toluca SelTrac™ CBTC • Vietnam: Hanoi systems SOLUTIONS FARE MAIN LINE COLLECTION •Denmark ROUTE CONTROL •Netherlands •Saudi Arabia ETCS •Algeria •Mexico •Taiwan •Austria •Morocco •Algeria •UK •Bosnia- •Nigeria • Austria Herzegovina •Norway •Bulgaria •Bulgaria •Poland •Czech Republic •Croatia •Portugal TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT •Denmark •Denmark •Romania •Egypt & DRIVER ADVISORY •Egypt • Saudi Arabia •Greece •Finland •Slovenia SYSTEM •Hungary •France •South Africa •Luxembourg •Austria •Latvia SERVICES •Germany •Spain •Malaysia •Bulgaria •Luxembourg A •Greece •Switzerland • ustria •Mexico •Croatia •Norway D •Hungary •Thailand • enmark •Morocco •Denmark •Portugal E • Iran •Tunisia • gypt •Nigeria •Finland •Saudi Arabia F •Latvia •Turkey • inland •Poland •Germany •Slovenia •Luxembourg •France •UK H S •Romania • amburg • outh Africa •Germany H S •Saudi Arabia • ungary • weden •Mexico I U • Slovakia COMMUNICATIONS • sraël • K •Morocco • Slovenia •Netherlands • South Korea & SUPERVISION DID YOU KNOW THAT •Nigeria •Spain •Algeria •Morocco THALES TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM •Norway •Switzerland •Austria •Poland CURRENTLY CONTROLS
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