“Harmony and balance. City administrations are increasingly striving for this. In today’s scenario, it actually comes up a greater attention towards the public transport with electric traction, more careful to deal with the environmental pollution and, consequently, the general quality of urban life. In addition to this, proposing systems of “infrastructural furnishings” with a coordinated design and at the same time connotative of a city identity seems to have become increasingly urgent.
The Leonardo light rail integrated system originates from the need to provide a complete and at the same time flexible set of technical and infrastructural elements that can also configure an urban furniture system of industrial production able to satisfy many of the conditions for the inclusion of a public transport system in the variegated urban fabric of the contemporary city.”

Prof. Aldo Aymonino