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David Briainshaw "Taiwan High-Speed Line On Course To Open In 2005 - High Speed: Far East". International Railway Journal. FindArticles.com. 08 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BQQ/is_10_42/ai_99512031/

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• European railfreight initiative launched - World Report
• Indonesia to upgrade line - World Report
• Taren Locomotive Works - China
• Ukraine - World in Brief
• Great North Eastern Railway - Britain
• Israel Railways - Israel
• Tunisia - World Market
• Croydon - Transit Briefs
• Seattle - Transit Briefs
• Tenerife to build LRT line - Transit News
• US politicians must solve rail funding problem - High Speed: United States
  by Donald M Itzkoff
• India to increase rail capacity - World Report
• Australia - World in Brief
• German Rail - Germany
• Zimbabwe - World in Brief
• Harsco Corporation - Britain
• Korea - World Market
• Washington DC to expand its metro network - Transit News
• Gdansk - Transit Briefs
• SBS Transit - Singapore
• New HK line will be driverless - Transit News
• Rendezvous
• Work starts on Inter-Korean link - World Report
• New Anglo/US company set up - World Report
• Canada - World in Brief
• South Africa - World in Brief
• Railtrack - Britain
• India - World Market
• SBB - Switzerland
• Bordeaux - Transit Briefs
• St Louis - Transit Briefs
• Vienna orders metro trains - Transit News
• Taiwan High-Speed Line On Course To Open In 2005 - High Speed: Far East
  by David Briainshaw
• Measures to speed WCML upgrading - World Report
• China to build East-West line - World Report
• Europe - World in Brief
• Genesee & Wyoming - United States
• Marconi - Britain
• Israel's airports authority - Israel
• Vietnam - World Market
• Darwin - Transit Briefs
• Shenzhen - Transit Briefs
• Vancouver opens millennium line - Transit News
• Denmark's first metro opens this month - Rapid Transit: Copenhagen
  by Arne Steen Jacobsen
• Railways must champion the high-speed rail cause - This Month
  by David Briginshaw
• Queensland Rail - World Report
• Bulgaria - World in Brief
• Russia - World in Brief
• Alstom and Rail Door Solutions - Britain
• Greece - World Market
• Swiss Federal Railways - Switzerland
• Kawasaki to build first metro line - Transit News
• New Jersey - Transit Briefs
• New multi-modal grinder enters service in Brussels - Transit News
• First inter high-speed rail competition to start - High Speed: Europe
  by Steve Bennett
• Network rail a step closer - World Report
• Dutch to cut rail investment - World Report
• Qinghai-Tibet Railway Company - China
• US Surface Transportation Board - United States
• Alstom Transport - Britain
• IR has called bids for the manufacture - Israel
• United States - World Market
• Curitiba - Brazil - Transit Briefs
• Shanghai - Transit Briefs
• First Citadis arrives in Barcelona - Transit News
• ILS offers cradle-to-grave care: The concept of integrated logistic support is gaining ground in the evolving relationship between train manufacturers and operators - Train Maintenance
• New Japanese maglev train - World Report
• Construction of stage two of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link Reached a milestone recently - Britain
• North Fresian Transport Authority - Germany
• Bombardier Transportion - Australia
• Croatia - World Market
• Switzerland - World Market
• Utah acquires track for expansion - Transit News
• Halle - Transit Briefs
• Singapore Civil Aviation Authority - Singapore
• Rio Revitalises suburban network - Transit News
• The future is driverless: On the 19th of October 2002 the mast modern metro in the world will open in Copenhagen, Denmark
• Russian private line opens - World Report
• Bosnia/Croatia - World in Brief
• Pakistan - World in Brief

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