International Railway Journal Magazine
The International Railway Journal (ISSN 0744-5326) is a monthly trade publication that focuses on the global railway sector. It is published by Simmons-Boardman Publishing Corporation, based in Falmouth, Cornwall, United Kingdom. Launched in 1961, it holds the distinction of being the first magazine in the world to be distributed internationally for the railway industry.
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2 days ago |
railjournal.com | Mark Simmons
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railjournal.com | David Briginshaw
PORR, Germany, has been awarded a Leu 2.14bn ($US 491.7m) design and build contract by Romania’s infrastructure manager, CFR, to upgrade the 226km Craiova - Drobeta Turnu Severin - Caransebeș section of the Bucharest - Timişoara main line. Much of the single-track line is restricted to 70km/h, while some sections have a maximum speed of 50km/h, although trains can run at up 120km/h on the southern section.
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railjournal.com | David Briginshaw
NATIONAL passenger operators in Poland and Lithuania - PKP Intercity and LTG Link - have signed a letter of intent to improve the train service between Warsaw and Vilnius. Services will be improved in stages. Although passengers will still have to change trains at Mockawa in Lithuania due to the change of track gauge from 1435mm to 1520mm, this will take no more than 20 minutes.
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3 days ago |
railjournal.com | David Briginshaw
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railjournal.com | Mark Simmons
Preparations for land acquisition can now begin on the section between Prosenice and Ostrava. THE first high-speed line to be built in the Czech Republic has completed the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process for the planned section of the 63km Prague - Ostrava line between Prosenice and Ostrava. The decision allows the project to proceed to the next phase, land acquisition by infrastructure manager SŽ.
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