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International Railway Journal
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Reaping the benefits of technical innovation.(This Month)
September 01, 2004
Huge Saudi rail expansion plan.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
Bombardier group returns to profit.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
French National Railways (SNCF) is drawing up plans for a 1007m-long 2...
September 01, 2004
KTX carries its 10-millionth passenger.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
DB cuts losses in first half.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
New Asian rail link planned.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
TRC privatisation moves a step closer.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
China plans new funding system.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
JR East has started to inspect concrete-lined tunnels on the Joetsu Sh...
September 01, 2004
Comsa wins Chilean concession.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
TGV speed-up in Switzerland.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
Texans think big on transit.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
Franchise offers improvements.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
German job cuts predicted.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
More autonomy in Botswana.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
Australia.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Austria/Italy.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Britain.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Canada.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Croatia.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Germany.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
India.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Poland.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
East African rail expansion urged.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
Keystone corridor to be upgraded.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
Dual-mode vehicle developed.(World Report)
September 01, 2004
The 55m-high railway bridge dating from 1885 over the Sao Joao River i...
September 01, 2004
Correction.(World Report)(Correction Notice)
September 01, 2004
Netherlands.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
South Africa.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Sweden.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Switzerland.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Turkey.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
Uganda.(World In Brief)
September 01, 2004
New York MTA unveils spending plan.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
MTRC expands into sourcing.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Korean BOT concession awarded.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Belo Horizonte Metro expands.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
DLR to convert part of North London Line.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Dubai bidders shortlisted.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Madrid orders Citadis LRVs.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
London salutes stable funding.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Ho Chi Minh metro a step closer.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Nagoya urban rail expands.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Bush backs aid for NY rail link.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Bangkok plans elevated line.(Transit News)
September 01, 2004
Streetcars (LRVs) may return to the Texan state capital, Austin, if a ...
September 01, 2004
Alcatel and Ansaldo Trasporti Sistemi Ferroviari have successfully com...
September 01, 2004
The Atlantis Resort on the Palm, a man-made area in the shape of a pal...
September 01, 2004
A new public transport company, Rhein-Neckar Transport (RNV) was forme...
September 01, 2004
Atkins Rail, a partner in Metronet, which is responsible for renewing ...
September 01, 2004
A groundbreaking ceremony has marked the start of construction of the ...
September 01, 2004
Colombia's first mass transit aerial cable system opened in Medellin o...
September 01, 2004
Plans are being developed for a 10km elevated electric train project i...
September 01, 2004
Australia's Victorian government has called tenders for a smart card p...
September 01, 2004
Alstom is to supply 24 Citadis LRVs worth 58 million [euro] for the 19...
September 01, 2004
The city's Metropolitan Region Development Authority has called bids f...
September 01, 2004
Alcatel has won a 64 million [euro] contract from Paris Transport Auth...
September 01, 2004
Systra has won a contract to provide technical and financial assistanc...
September 01, 2004
Two light rail extensions opened recently--the $US 282 million 4.7km, ...
September 01, 2004
A Japanese banking syndicate led by the Japan Bank for International C...
September 01, 2004
Singapore Technologies Electronics has won a $US 35.6 million contract...
September 01, 2004
The railways of the regional government of Valencia (FGV) has called b...
September 01, 2004
Queensland Rail has ordered a Stoneblower track tamping and ballast re...
September 01, 2004
Wiener Lokalbahn is seeking to lease for the next five years 10 5.6MW ...
September 01, 2004
Zillertalbahn has invited bids to supply either three three-car dmus o...
September 01, 2004
Angel Trains, Siemens, and National Express have signed contracts for ...
September 01, 2004
Merseytravel has pre-qualified four bidders for a contract to supply L...
September 01, 2004
Union Railways (North) has awarded a 6.5 million [pounds sterling] con...
September 01, 2004
Corus has been awarded a 1.7 million [pounds sterling] contract by Bir...
September 01, 2004
Chilean State Railways (EFE) has invited tenders for 16-year contracts...
September 01, 2004
Belgian National Railways has sent a letter of intent to Bombardier Tr...
September 01, 2004
Bids have been invited by China International Tendering Company for a ...
September 01, 2004
French National Railways (SNCF) has invited tenders.(France)
September 01, 2004
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