All China articles – Page 5
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Shenzhen Metro Co Ltd (SZMC)
Inaugurated 2004, China’s ninth metro. 16-line network serving 307 stations. See Shenzhen network map. The original network was Line 1 (Luohu - Window of the World) and Line 4 (Fumin - Children’s Palace), opened together on December 28 2004. When the city was selected to host the 2011 Universiade games ...
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Qingdao Metro Co Ltd (QDM)
Opened 2015, China’s 24th metro. Network has seven lines, serving 148 stations. See Qingdao network map. Construction of the first line began in November 2009 (Line 3, 24·5 km, 22 stations), with the initial section from Qingdao Beizhan via Licun to Shuangshan opened on December 16 2015 (12 km, 10 ...
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Zhuhai Urban Transportation Co Ltd
Single tram line opened 2017 serving 14 stops. See Macau & Zhuhai network map. The inaugural section between Haitian Park on the coast along the Meihua Rd to Shangchong opened on June 6 2017. Test running began in late 2014, with LRVs powered by the Ansaldo STS “TramWave” ground-level supply. ...
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Mengzi City Tramway
Honghe Modern Tram. Opened 2020; single tram line serving 15 stops.
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Urumqi City Rail Group Co Ltd (ULRT)
Opened 2018, China’s 33rd metro. Single route, serving 21 stations. See Urumqi network map. Work on Line 1 began in 2014: Phase 1 from Balou in the city centre northwest to the airport began trial operation on July 9 2018, and opened fully on October 25 2018 (16·5 km, 12 ...
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Ministry of Transportation, China
In March 2013, the former Ministry of Railways was abolished, with its responsibilities split between the Ministry of Transportation and two new bodies. Whilst the Ministry retains the overall policy and decision making role, the bulk of commercial and operational responsibilities transfered to China Railways Corp, restructured as China State ...
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Transport & Logistics Bureau (Hong Kong)
Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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Shanghai Railway Administration
Covers the east of China (Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi and Anhui provinces), responsible for Ji’nan, Shanghai, Nanchang Railway Bureau; delivering the responsibilities of the National Railway Administration at a regional level. Address80 Tianmu E RdZhabeiShanghaiChinaPhone+86 21 5123 7550Fax+86 21 5123 6680E-mailshanghaidiquju@nra.gov.cnWebsitewww.shrail.com
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National Railway Administration, China
Established January 2014 as part of the reorganisation following abolition of the former Ministry of Railways. It monitors the safety, project quality and technical standards employed at China Railways Corp, and reports to the Ministry of Transportation. The NRA operates seven regional oversight bodies to provide sub-national co-ordination of railway ...
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Shenyang Railway Administration
Covers the northeast of China (Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning provinces), responsible for the Shenyang, Harbin Railway Bureau; delivering the responsibilities of the National Railway Administration at a regional level. AddressS 3rd RdHeping110001 Shenyang, Liaoning ProvinceChinaPhone+86 24 6209 1900Fax+86 24 6209 1999Emailshenyangdiquju@nra.gov.cnWebsitewww.nra.gov.cn
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Wuhan Railway Administration
Covers the central part of China (Hunan, Hubei and Henan provinces), responsible for the Wuhan, Zhengzhou Railway Bureau; delivering the responsibilities of the National Railway Administration at a regional level. AddressWuhan, Hubei ProvinceChinaPhone+86 27 5115 2008Fax+86 27 5115 2009Emailwuhandiquju@nra.gov.cnWebsitewww.nra.gov.cn/dqjg/whj/zyzz
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Xi’an Railway Administration
Covers the centre-north of China (Shaanxi, Shanxi and Nei Mongol provinces), responsible for the Taiyuan, Hohhot, Xi’an Railway Bureau; delivering the responsibilities of the National Railway Administration at a regional level. AddressXi’an, Shaanxi ProvinceChinaPhone+86 29 8239 3259Fax+86 29 8239 3239Emailxiandiquju@nra.gov.cnWebsitewww.nra.gov.cn/dqjg/xaj/zyzz
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Lanzhou Metro
Opened June 2019, China’s 36th metro. Two lines serving 27 stations. See Lanzhou network map. Work on Line 1 an initial route began in 2012, with the initial phase opening on June 23 2019 and with an infill station opening the following year. Phase 1 of Line 2 opened on ...
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Kunming Rail Transit (KMRT)
Opened 2012, China’s 17th metro. Six-line network serving 104 stations. See Kunming network map.Line 6 (18·2 km, 4 stations) opened on June 28 2012, linking the Kunming Changshui International Airport to East Coach Station; an 7·5 km (6 stations) extension into the city at Tangzixiang opened on September 21 2020. ...
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Jinhua Rail Transit
Two-line inter-urban metro opened 2022, serving 29 stations; China’s 45th metro network. Jinhua’s first phase plan is for two-line inter-urban metro routes, upon which some construction began on December 2016 with formal groundbreaking in July 2017. The Jinyi line opened on August 30 2022, running northeast from Jinhua to Qintang ...
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Jinan Metro
Opened 2019, China’s 35th metro. Three lines serving 40 stations. See Jinan network map. Work began in 2015 on the metro’s first phase of three lines. Line 1 from Fangte south to Gongyanyuan (26·3 km, 11 stations) began trial running in January 2019 with full service starting on April 1 ...
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Huaian Tram
Single tram line opened 2015 with 23 stops. This northwest-southeast route runs from Huai’an Gymnasium to South Gate (20·1 km, 23 stops). Work begain in February 2014 with the line opened on 28 December 2015. LRVs recharge their on-board energy storage at stops. AddressHuai’an, Jiangsu ProvinceChinaWebsitewww.hatram.com Traffic ...
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Hohhot Metro
Opened 2019, Hohhot is China’s 40th metro. Two-line network serving 43 stations. The capital of Inner Mongolia gained approval to build an initial two-line metro network in 2015. East-west Line 1 opened on December 29 2019 (23·2 km, 20 stations). It runs from the airport at Bayan in the east ...
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Hefei Metro
Opened 2016, China’s 29th metro. Five-line network with 155 stations. See Hefei network map. A 4 km test section of Line 1 completed in 2012 was extended to form the initial metro route running north from Jiulianwei in the southern Yandun district via the high-speed Hefei South station and city ...