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A Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) is a type of rail transport vehicle that is powered by a diesel engine. DMUs are typically used for short-distance commuter services, and are often used in areas where electrification is not feasible. DMUs are usually composed of two or more carriages, and are capable of operating independently of other trains.
DMUs are typically cheaper to operate than electric trains, and are more flexible in terms of route planning. They are also more reliable than electric trains, as they are not affected by power outages. DMUs are also more environmentally friendly than traditional diesel locomotives, as they produce fewer emissions.
The DMU market is an important part of the rail transport industry, and is growing in popularity due to its cost-effectiveness and flexibility.
Notable companies in the DMU market include Bombardier Transportation, Alstom, Siemens Mobility, Stadler Rail, and CAF. Show Less Read more