All Organisations articles – Page 28
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Tramwaje Slaskie SA
First line opened 1894. This extensive network serves the Upper Silesia industrial area with 30 routes. Initially inter-urban steam tramways were built to 785 mm gauge, with electrification from 1898 and standard gauge routes from 1913 around Bytom. Subsequently the network was divided between Germany and Poland, with conversion to ...
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Rhônexpress
Single interurban tram route, opened 2010. See Lyon network map. This premium-fare interurban tram-train route links central Lyon at Part Dieu station with the airport and TGV station at Saint-Exupéry with two intermediate stops. It shares the inner 15 km of route with Métro de Lyon’s tram route T3, and ...
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SNCF Réseau
National track authority for maintainenance and operation of rail infrastructure. See France network map. In 1997 Réseau Ferré de France (RFF) was separated from national railway SNCF and given ownership and financial control over rail infrastructure; it remained state-owned and assumed SNCF’s infrastructure debt. Under reforms approved in June 2014, ...
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Železnice Slovenskej Republiky (ŽSR)
ŽSR was set up in 1993, comprising the Slovak part of the former Czechoslovak State Railways, first line opened 1848. In 2002 it was separated into an operating company (Železničná Spoločnosť, as) for passenger and freight traffic, and an infrastructure manager ŽSR responsible for the management, operation and maintenance of ...
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Regiotram Utrecht
Opened 1983. Three operating routes serving 32 stops. The Utrecht–Nieuwegein Sneltram opened on December 17 1983, with the Doorslag branch extended to Ijsselstein on December 14 1985 (total 20·7 km, 23 stops). A route from the main station across the south side of the city to Uithof in the ...
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Verband Region Stuttgart (VRS)
Plans, co-ordinates and finances public transport in the Stuttgart area. AddressKronenstraße 2570174 StuttgartGermanyPhone+49 711 227590Fax+49 711 227 5970Emailinfo@region-stuttgart.orgWebsitewww.region-stuttgart.org
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Regio S-Bahn Rhein-Neckar
The S-Bahn network serving the Mannheim region was established in 2003. There are nine operating routes serving 113 stations. See Mannheim/Ludwigshafen/Heidelberg network map. The network spans the Rhein and border between Rheinland-Pfalz and Baden-Württemberg, connecting the Ludwigshafen – Mannheim – Heidelberg conurbation and with some services reaching Hessen and Saarland. ...
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Stadtbahn Regensburg
Restoration of a tram network is proposed. Regensburg’s original tram network opened in 1903, but was abandoned in 1964. In June 2018 the city council approved plans to revive tram services, with a 15 km two-line light rail network to be built from 2025 for opening in 2027. Line A ...
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Refservice
This subsidiary of Russian Railways was established in 2006, specialising in refrigerated and insulated freight transport. Address12 Novoryazanskaya ul107228 MoskvaRussiaPhone+7 495 262 0574Fax+7 495 262 2833Emailsecretary@refservice.ruWebsitewww.refservice.ru Company size Employees3 764 Network data Gauge1 520mmRolling stock11 000 Freight wagons
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Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) - RapidX
National Capital Region Transport Corp (NCRTC) Ltd
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Sakhalinskaya Railway
Sakhalinskaya Railway is a regional railway forming part of Russian Railways serving the Far Eastern Federal District. It comprises the network on the North Pacific island of Sakhalin. A programme to convert the island’s railways from narrow (1067 mm) to Russian broad gauge began in 2003, and was complete in ...
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Seibu Railway
First line opened 1894. See Tokyo network map. Seibu’s main lines are: Seibu Shinjuku Line (47·5 km) – from Tokyo (Shinjuku) north to Takadanobaba then west to Nakai, Kodaira and Higashi-Muruyama, then north via Tokorozawa to Hon-Kawagoe; the Haijima Line branches west at Kodaira via Ogawa to Haijima (14·3 ...
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Severnaya Railway
The Severnaya (Northern) Railway is a regional railway forming part of Russian Railways serving the Central and Northwestern Federal Districts. It comprises five divisions based in Arkhangelsk, Vologda, Kotlas/Vychegodskiy, Sosnogorsk and Yaroslavl. AddressVolzhskaya nab 59150000 YaroslavlRussiaPhone+7 4852 294400Fax+7 4852 256246Websitewww.rzd.ru Network data Gauge1520 mmLength5 956 km