All Urban rail operators articles – Page 9
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Mozyr Tramway
First line opened 1988. Operated by the tramway administration of the Mozyr oil refinery, single route with 19 stops. AddressUl Shosseynaya 30247760 MozyrBelarusPhone+375 236 350189Fax+375 236 345947Emailtu22@tut.by Network data Gauge1524 mmLength20 kmElectrification20 km - 600 V DCRolling stock54 LRV/tram cars
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Okinawa Toshi Monorail
Opened 2003; single straddle-beam monorail route, serving 19 stations. This is the only railway operation on Okinawa, and is known as Yui Rail. The first section to be completed runs east from the island’s main airport to Naha city centre and on to Shuri on the east side of the ...
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Tokyo Monorail
Single line opened 1964, serving 11 stops. See Tokyo network map. This straddle monorail on the Alweg system opened in southern Tokyo in 1964. It runs from Hamamatsuchō on the south side of central Tokyo to Haneda airport along the western waterfront of Tokyo Bay. The line was acquired by ...
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Molochne Tramway
Summer-only tramway connecting a resort with the Black Sea beach, opened 1989. Operations were suspended in 2014 due to conflict in the region and have not resumed. AddressMolochneCrimeaRussia Network data Gauge1000 mmLength[ 1·5 km - service suspended ]Electrification1·5 km - 550 V DCRolling stock2 LRV/tram cars
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MinskTrans
First line opened 1929; network now comprises 11 routes. See Minsk network map. AddressBotanicheskaya str 4220038 MinskBelarusPhone+375 17 294 1376Fax+375 17 294 1376Emailinfo@minsktrans.byWebsitewww.minsktrans.by Traffic Passenger journeys39·1 millionInformation year2010 Company size Employees986 Network data Gauge1524 mmLength62 kmElectrification62 km - 550 V DCRolling stock152 LRV/tram cars
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Miami-Dade Transit
Metrorail heavy metro line opened 1984; two routes with 23 stations. Metromover downtown people-mover opened 1986, 22 stations. Construction of the metro began in 1979, with the line opened from Dadeland South north to Overtown on May 21 1984. This was extended further north to Earlington Heights on December 17 ...
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Metrovias
First line opened 1913. Network comprises 6 lines with 85 stations. See Buenos Aires network map. Since 1994 the metro has been operated by the Metrovias private-sector consortium under concession, and since 2013 this has been let on a year-by-year basis. Infrastructure is owned by Subterraneos de Buenos Aires, which ...
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MetroVal
Opened 2007; single line serving 9 stations. Phase 1 of light metro network from Monumental north to Cedeño (6·2 km, 7 stations) opened mid-2007. It was extended on April 29 2015 north to Francisco de Miranda (1·5 km, 2 stations). Extensions and second line planned. AddressAv Navas EspinelaSarrial No 9725Edo ...
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Metrotranvía
Work began in 2009 on construction of Line 1 (16 stops) of a planned tram-train network running south from Central to Gutiérrez. The line began public services in April 2012 using a fleet of ex-San Diego Trolley LRVs. On May 7 2019 the line was extended north from Central to ...
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Tbilisi Metropolitena
Opened 1966. Two lines with 22 stations. The first line to open was a central section of Line 1 south from Dibude to Rustaveli via the main station (6·3 km, 6 stations). This was extended southeast to 300 Aragveli in November 1967 and east to Samgori in 1971. In 1985 ...
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Minsk Metropolitena
Opened 1984; three lines serving 30* stations. See Minsk network map. The first section of Line 1 (Moskovskaya line) opened from Institut Kul’tury to Moskovskaya in June 1984, and extended in stages from 1986-2012 (14 stations, 17·3 km). The latest extension opened June 3 2014 southwest to Malinovka (1·8 km, ...