Article: Russian Railways joins UIC.(News)

Article: Russian State Railways. (Russia).
International Railway Journal;  October 1, 2001 ;     71 words ...The Railways Ministry says that Russian State Railways (RZD) will lose Roubles 38 billion ($US 129 billion) on passenger...profits from freight traffic would offset the remainder. RZD is also likely to increase fares by 30% from the beginning...

Article: Hungarian State Railways. (Hungary).
International Railway Journal;  April 1, 2001 ;     20 words ...Hungarian State Railways (MAV) plans to spend Forints 67.5 billion ($US 235 million) on developing its infrastructure this year.

Article: Turkish state railways. (Turkey).
International Railway Journal;  September 1, 2001 ;     18 words ...Turkish State Railways (TCDD) has called bids by September 1 for three-car, 120km/h tilting or conventional trains.

Article: Slovakian State Railways. (World In Brief: Slovakia).
International Railway Journal;  February 1, 2003 ;     21 words ...Slovakian State Railways (ZSR) has completed electrification at 3kV of a 34km section between Cadca and Skalite on the border with Poland.

Article: Polish State Railways (PKP).
International Railway Journal;  January 1, 2000 ;     16 words ...Polish State Railways (PKP) has invited tenders to re-engine 96 class SP 32 1300kW diesel locomotives.

Article: Uruguayan State Railways (AFE) is buying 80 freight wagons from Italian State Railways (FS).(Uruguay)
International Railway Journal;  December 1, 2005 ;     34 words ...Uruguayan State Railways (AFE) is buying 80 freight wagons from Italian State Railways (FS). They will be used to transport forest products: by 2010 Uruguay expects to transport eight million tonnes of timber annually.

Article: Turkish State Railways (TCDD).(Turkey)
International Railway Journal;  January 1, 2005 ;     19 words ...Turkish State Railways (TCDD) has appointed Canac, Canada, to provide consultation on the railway's restructuring programme.

Article: Hungarian State Railways.
International Railway Journal;  October 1, 2000 ;     22 words ...Hungarian State Railways' (MAV) freight and forwarding unit is to become an independent state-owned company in 2001 as a prelude to privatisation.

Article: Hungarian State Railways.(Brief Article)
International Railway Journal;  October 1, 1999 ;     33 words ...Hungarian State Railways has started work on upgrading the 60km mainline between Felsozsolca and Hidasnemeti for 160km/h operation. The cost of the project is estimated to be Forint 2.5 billion ($US 10.5 million).

Article: Hungarian state railways. (Hungary).
International Railway Journal;  March 1, 2001 ;     31 words ...Hungarian State Railways (MAV) expects a deficit of Forints 33 billion ($US 118 million) this year. It estimates revenue will amount to Forints 202 billion compared with costs of Forints 235 billion.

Article: Swedish State Railways (SJ) has sold 10 second-hand passenger coaches.(Kosovo)
International Railway Journal;  May 1, 2004 ;     13 words ...Swedish State Railways (SJ) has sold 10 second-hand passenger coaches to Unmik Railways.

Article: Polish State Railways (PKP) has invited bids to upgrade the Okmiany-Boleslawiec section.(Poland)
International Railway Journal;  January 1, 2004 ;     19 words ...Polish State Railways (PKP) has invited bids to upgrade the Okmiany-Boleslawiec section of the the E30 international corridor.

Article: Hungarian State Railways. (World Market: Hungary).
International Railway Journal;  January 1, 2003 ;     23 words ...Hungarian State Railways (MAV) has invited bids to prequalify to carry out track replacement on the 30km section of line between Cegled and Kecskemet.

Article: Uruguayan State Railways (AFE) is to spend $US 26 million rebuilding the 413km main line between Pintado and Riviera.(Uruguay)
International Railway Journal;  May 1, 2009 ;     24 words ...Uruguayan State Railways (AFE) is to spend $US 26 million rebuilding the 413km main line between Pintado and Riviera. It is expected to be completed by 2010.