Code name: Draisy. Over the next two years, the Alsatian manufacturer Lohr and SNCF will be trialling this small means of transport on the Sarrable-Kalhausen line (Moselle), with the aim of bringing small rural railway lines back into service.
Whether for freight or transporting up to 80 people, the Draisy electric shuttle built by Lohr is of interest to the SNCF for little-used or currently closed routes.
Barely unveiled (a mock-up was presented on 25 September in Strasbourg at the Congress of the Regions), Draisy, the future railway rolling stock designed for short lines, has aroused the enthusiasm of elected representatives