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• China spends its way out of capacity problems: construction of new lines in Chinese Railways' 2001-5 five-year plan will expand total network length from 68,000 to 75,000km. The plan involves investment totalling $US 42.3 billion - Asia
  by Mike Knutton
• Spoornet to renew loco fleet - World Report
• The director general of Austrian Federal Railways , Mr Rudiger vorm Walde - OBB - Austria
• Mr I I M S Rana has taken over as chairman of Indian Railways - IR - India
• Shanghai Metro - World Market: China
• New York Mass Transit Authority - World Market: United States
• The Canadian city plans to build a $C 250 million - Niagara Falls
• A 19km suburban rail line is proposed to serve the northwestern suburbs of Castle Hill and Mungerie Park - Sydney
• Shanghai sets its sights on a 780km network - Rapid Transit: Shanghai
  by David Briginshaw
• Dutch plan national electronic ticketing system - World Report
• China tests indigenous maglev - World Report
• German Rail is discussing plans with the regional government of Brandenburg to acquire 53 new RE 160 doubledeck coaches - DB - Germany
• The government has appointed Canarail Consultants - Uganda
• Alstom has secured a Rand 180 million - World Market: South Africa
• Manila light rail heads for Bacoor - Transit News
• Siemens supplies dual-power Combinos - Transit News
• First section of Korean high-speed line to open in 2004 - Asia
  by David Briginshaw
• China plans second hs line - World Report
• Albanian Railways plans to restore and upgrade sections of the 118km Vore—Hani Hoti line - Albania
• Siemens has unveiled on its Wildenrath test track in northern Germany
• The Association of Train Operating Companies - World Market: Britain
• Turkish State Railways - World Market: Turkey
• Montreal Urban Community Transit Corporation - Montreal
• Test running has started on the first phase of metro Line 5 linking Largo 13 with Capao Rondo - Sao Paulo
• No let up in Hong Kong's railway expansion - Rapid Transit: Hong Kong
  by David Briginshaw
• Work starts on Alpine tunnel - World Report
• JR railways to spend more
• A total of 11 train staff have been charged with gross negligence following the fire which raged through a seven-car train operating a passenger service between Cairo and Aswan and claimed 366 lives on February 20 - Egypt
• Swiss Federal Railways - SBB - Switzerland
• Saudi Railways Organisation - SRO - World Market: Saudi Arabia
• Bush seeks funds to rebuild New York network - Transit News
• Manila to upgrade LRT Line 1 - Transit News
• DB plans Frankfurt-Cologne shuttle - World Report
• New Tokyo lines planned - World Report
• Madrid cross-city lines planned - World Report
• The transportation secretaries for the states of North Carolina and Virginia - United States
• Poznan mass transit authority - World Market: Poland
• South Tagus LRT contract awarded - Transit News
• SBB offers to run two S-Bahn lines in Germany - Transit News
• JR East develops advanced commuter train: JR East, Japan, has developed an advanced commuter train which is the prototype for a new generation of commuter and suburban trains to be introduced initially in the Tokyo area - AC-Train - Asia
  by Takashi Endo
• Namibia extends Railway North - World Report
• Airport link company set up - World Report
• BNSF and KCS form alliance - World Report
• Dillen & Le Jeune Cargo - World Market: Belgium
• Spanish National Railways - World Market: Spain
• A six-month public transport feasibility study will include an 11km light rail line from Civic via the Epic showground to Gungahlin - Canberra
• Utah Transit Authority - Salt Lake City
• Kuala Lumpur Express Rail Link opens for business - Asia
• Alameda Corridor inaugurated in Los Angeles
• Austrian section of a planned new line between southern Burgenland and Szombathely, Hungary - Austria/Hungary
• President Pervez Mushharraf - Pakistan
• Bombardier Transportation - World Market: France
• The European Agency - World Market: Yugoslavia
• The Western Australian government plans to offer the city centre section of the new Perth-Mandurah - Perth
• A 7km underground extension to metro Line 1 from Darvazeh-Dolat north to Mirdamad has opened - Tehran
• Ho Chi Minh City plans to build a metro network - Rapid Transit: Ho Chi Minh City
  by David Briginshaw
• CPR comes full circle to think the unthinkable - This Month
  by David Briginshaw
• NS to purchase emu fleet
• Construction of two more lines in southwestern China is due to start later this year - China
• Mr Sango Ntsaluba - South Africa
• The Romanian rail passenger operator, SNTFC - World Market: Romania
• Siemens/ZELW win in Shanghai - Transit News
• Kuala Lumpur Monorail scheduled to open in July - Transit News
• Britain learns from Japan how to run a successful railway: some ideas from afar for putting Britain's railways back on track were discussed in the Welsh capital, Cardiff, on March 25 - Conference Report
  by Mike Knutton
• Ballast-laying has started on the new 45km Mattstetten-Rothrist line
• Israel to spend more on rail
• Brazil Railways' main line from the port of Santos to Alto Taquari - Brazil
• The railways minister, Mr Gennady Fadeyev - Russia
• German Rail - World Market: Germany
• Alstom wins Nanjing Metro order - Transit News
• The Federal Transit Agency. - Portland Oregon
• The American Public Transit Association - United States
• Contactless cards offer more speed and security - Rapid Transit: Fare Collection
  by Gerard Najman
• First ETCS level 2 system in service
• The cost of keeping Railtrack, the British infrastructure company - Britain
• Slovakia State Railway - ZSR - Slovakia
• Iraq Republic Railways - World Market: Iraq
• RATP to upgrade line 3 cars - Transit News
• Melbourne reintegrates services - Transit News
• A draft environmental impact study has been approved for a 38.6km rail link from West Falls Church metro station to Tysons Corner and Dulles International Airport - Washington DC

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