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• Pakistan gets Rs 8.1 billion for rail
• New Heathrow stopping service
• Ust-Luga Seaport, St. Petersburg, has announced a Roubles 500 million project
• Tube lines buys new trains early
• Commuter rail operator, Metra, has beaten off challenges from the metro operator, CTA, and a bus operator, to provide mass transit in the Northwest Corridor
• Finance will soon be in place to allow the $US 175 million Santiago light rail project to go ahead
• Irish Rail
• Spoornet has awarded a Rand 37 million contract to Alstom to upgrade signalling in the area of Bellville and Kulls River stations
• Victoria sorts out rail privatisation failure
  by Ian Hammond
• Short-term outlook kills railway privatisation
  by David Briginshaw
• Points "were not fit for purpose"
• India's deputy prime minister, Mr L K Advani, officially opened the new 271km Surendranagar-Pipavav link on May 10
• Royal Mail to quit rail
• New timetable for Tel Aviv LRT
• Park Pobedy, claimed to be the world's deepest metro station
• Bids are invited from consultants to provide technical and feasibility studies
• The infrastructure authority
• Strikes jeopardise Railfreight in France
• Active approach to passive crossing safety: a study involving more than 300 level crossings and interviews with users in Britain points the way to safer crossings
  by Mike Knutton
• Rendezvous
• China opens high-speed line
• Ankara-Istanbul upgrade starts
• The railways minister; Mr Ghous Bux Khan Mehar, has told Pakistan's national assembly that plans to restructure Pakistan Railways
• Singapore opens North East Line
• Singapore seeks Circle Line bids
• The Bay Area Rapid Transit
• Rail Vikas has invited prequalification bids for several construction projects
• Bids are invited by the Serbian government
• Railways come almost full circle
  by Steve Bennett
• Queensland's rail budget
• Indian Railways is to double the 56km single-track line
• Uganda Railways Corporation
• Kawasaki metro under threat
• Bombardier Transportation has an order for two additional 70% low-floor LRVs for the Hiawatha LRT corridor
• Guangzbou Metro has awarded a $US 40 million contract to Alcatel to supply its SelTrac S40 communications-based train control
• Pfleiderer, Germany, has won a [euro]80 million contract, in a joint venture with Royal BAM, Netherlands
• Pressure to cut costs forces mail off rail
• First tram-train line in Paris opens in 2005
  by David Briginshaw
• Korean rail link restored
• Brazil President, Mr Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, opened Ferronorte's new intermodal freight terminal at Alto Araguaia last month
• Spoornet plans to refurbish mainline stations at Cape Town and Germiston
• AirTrain tests resume at JFK
• Parsons Brinckerhoff has won a contract for preliminary engineering and environmental studies
• The Taiwanese government is to provide $US 2.9 billion this year and $US 5.8 billion next year for construction of a 38km line
• Denva-Sibus, which belongs to the Israeli-African consortium
• The government has awarded a [euro]75 million contract to the domestic construction company
• Regional passenger revival underway: the state of Victoria, Australia, is undertaking its biggest rail upgrading project for more than a century. The work is due to be completed in mid-2005
  by Ian Hammond
• Spanish crash claims 19 lives
• A head-on crash between two regional trains operating on a single-track line between Schrozberg and Niderstetten
• Tanzania Railways Corporation will not be privatised yet, following the collapse of negotiations between the government and potential franchisees
• A busy month in Rotterdam
• The 22km Los Angeles-Pasadena Metro Gold light rail line is due to open on July 26
• Silverlink
• Lithuanian Railways
• Union Pacific has awarded two maintenance contracts worth $US 40 million to Harsco Corporation
• Assessing life-cycle costs for grooved rails
  by Dipl-Ing Dr Norbert Frank
• Lower signalling costs promised
• Alstom withdraws from train assembly in Britain
• TransNamib's chief executive officer, Mr John Shaetonhodi
• CNR retains British holding
• Budapest line 4 to open in 2008
• Valley Metro Rail
• Hellenic Railways has invited bids to replace track
• The Romanian railway operating company
• North American and European locomotives: some synergies
  by William Vantuono
• SNCB launches new 5-year plan
• Israel speeds up fast rail link timetable
• Japanese railways have announced a large number of key management changes
• Dutch award ERTMS contract
• An accident waiting to happen
• Preliminary work has started on the 22.8km, 22-station Barakhamba Road-Dwaraka section of Line 3 of the metro
• French National Railways
• Pakistan Railways has awarded a Rupees 9.3 billion contract to China National Machinery Company
• Blending a modern metro into an historic city
• Eurailfreight conference calls for structural change
• Norway samples railway PPPs
• Canadian Pacific Railway has put up for sale three low-density branch lines in southern Saskatchewan
• The government has appointed a committee to consider proposals to restructure Sri Lanka Railways
• Abu Dhabi plans circular railway
• The first fully-integrated rail/metro underground station has been completed at Nam Cheong

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