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Gerard Najman "Operators and passengers will reap the benefits: Developments in contactiess fare payment could bring considerable savings for operators whilst making urban transit a more accessible and convenient experience for passengers - Contactless Smart Cards". International Railway Journal. FindArticles.com. 29 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BQQ/is_1_42/ai_82737084/
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- AGV demonstrator trials start - World Report
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- China - World in Brief
- New Zealand - World in Brief
- Azerbaijan - World Market
- Hungary - World Market
- Slovakia - World Market
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- New York - Transit Briefs
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Upgrading the overhead on Europe's busiest line - Electrification
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Weak turkish economy hampers expansion - Rapid Transit: Istanbul
by Mike Knutton - EU sets up rail research body - World Report
- Australia - World in Brief
- Australians buy 50% Of tranz scenic - World Report
- United States - World in Brief
- Australia - World Market
- Italy - World Market
- Siemens wins boston contract - Transit News
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- Introduction of the Euro has Far-Reaching effects - Fare Collection
- Robotic bogie washer commissioned - Innovative Products
- Unique chance to solve Britain's rail problems - The Month
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- Baltic countries - World in Brief
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- Europe - World Market
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- Egypt opens sinai rail link - World Report
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- Netherlands - World in Brief
- Austria - World Market
- France - World Market
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- Perth to double train fleet - Transit News
- Newark - Transit Briefs
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Operators and passengers will reap the benefits: Developments in contactiess fare payment could bring considerable savings for operators whilst making urban transit a more accessible and convenient experience for passengers - Contactless Smart Cards
by Gerard Najman - Boosting railfreight under discussion in hamburg - Conference Report
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- Poland - World Market
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- Special film developed for trains - Innovative Products
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- Railtrack gets new CEO - World Report
- Brazil - World in Brief
- Italy - World in Brief
- Australia - World Market
- Finland - World Market
- Russia - World Markets
- SARCC upgrades EMU fleet - Transit News
- London - Transit Briefs
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Access 2000 opens the door to ticketless travel - Fare Collection
by David Briginshaw - High-Strength Re-Railer developed - Innovative Products
- DB maintains investment at a high level - World Report
- JR east tests new inspection train - World Report
- Europe - World in Brief
- Pakistan - World in Brief
- Britain - World Market
- India - World Market
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- Athens LRT contract awarded - Transit News
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- India recognises the benefits of electrification: Indian railways recognises the advantages of electrifying lines where traffic is heavy, but its plans to step up electrification of the network are being hampered by the capital costs - Electrification
- SNCF places huge train orders - World Report
- Via rail introduces new trains - World Report
- Cross-Channel freight crisis - World Report
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