28.05.2025

MMR Group TransComfort has implemented the VeloGleis system in Poznań

On March 26-27, 2025, the installation of the modern Velogleis system was completed – single-sided on two tracks in Poznań, at Wielkopolska Ave., commissioned by NDI Energy from Grupa NDI. The project included a track 2×7.5 meters long.

 

The Velogleis system is an innovative system, which increases the safety of both cyclists and pedestrians on tram and railway tracks. Its steel structure with a core in the form of an extruded elastomer profile creates a completely closed surface during road use, which eliminates the risk of falling into the track gaps. The elastomer profile fills the track groove, ensuring safe cycling, as well as comfortable movement for pedestrians, even in high-heeled shoes.

 

Contact:

Mariusz Zaremba, Deputy Sales Director, Railway Vehicles OE Infrastructure

mariusz.zaremba@mmrgroup.pl

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MMR Group TransComfort at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 in Gdańsk

MMR Group TransComfort at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 in Gdańsk

On 25–26 June, MMR Group TransComfort participated in the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 (URC 2026) held in Gdańsk. Co-hosted by Poland and Ukraine, the conference aimed to strengthen international support for Ukraine’s reconstruction and to stimulate investment in the Ukrainian economy.
MMR Group TransComfort implements drive solution for the food industry

MMR Group TransComfort implements drive solution for the food industry

MMR Group TransComfort, in cooperation with Szlachet-Stal from Piotrków Trybunalski, has implemented specialized drive solutions designed for operation in the food industry environment. The AC motors ensure reliable performance of equipment in demanding production conditions, as well as optimization of key technological processes.
MMR Group TransComfort tests a machine for precision cutting of rails from polyurethane

MMR Group TransComfort tests a machine for precision cutting of rails from polyurethane

MMR Group TransComfort has carried out tests of a machine designed for cutting rails out of polyurethane. The tests were conducted at the end of April in Łódź during repair works related to the need to replace rails embedded in polyurethane on a track shared with a bus roadway. The tested machine is the only one of its kind in Poland, and its technology was developed in Switzerland. This marks another step toward more efficient and modern maintenance of tram infrastructure.

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