FOR THE WORLD'S LIGHT RAIL & TRAM COMMUNITY AND THEIR PARTNERS

 

 

The LightRail Congress is a stream of the main World Metrorail Congress conference that focuses on the latest light rail projects and future upgrade plans. CEO’s of light rail operators from around the world come together to explore how they can improve planning, design and implementation of public transport systems. 

If you can help light rail operators plan, implement and manage their systems better, then you need to be at LightRail 2017. LightRail shares the exhibition floor with the main World Metrorail Congress, meaning that you can demonstrate your solutions to the global rail community all under one roof.

All premium conferences have a shared exhibition floor, attracting over hundreds of visitors. If your solution can transform signalling across the rail industry and you need to know about the latest modernisation upgrades, then this event is for you.

World Metrorail Congress was created to bring the world’s urban rail community together to share best practice and address industry challenges and future innovations. Fast forward 13 years and the event now boasts a large exhibition floor alongside 4 conferences and 2 seminar theatres,  catering for the whole rail value chain.

From the very first year that we launched World Metrorail Congress, it proved to be a hit with metro operators and their partners. CEO’s of metros wanted a high level meeting place where they could open  ly discuss their strategies and challenges, network, and do business. And that’s exactly what we gave them.

Building on the initial success of World Metrorail Congress , we introduced other co-located events including LightRail , RailTel and RailPower . This allowed urban transport operators to cover challenges in improving safety, efficiency and capacity of their rail systems, all in one meeting place.

Thousands of deals have been made and influenced at the show over the years. Because the conferences cover high level strategic topics, it is attended by C level executives and decision makers who in turn hold the power to do deals and drive the global rail industry forward.