Connex expands global network with rail operations down under

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Connex, a French-based transportation firm, having multiple bus and rail operations in 22 countries, received a contract from the Melbourne Commuter Rail Network in Australia, which it regards as its largest client. According to Connex officials, the company has a lot of potential to grow in the US, as public transport has to be developed more to tackle the problems of traffic, congestion, air problem and security.

Australia, Contracts & orders received, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, Contract agreement, Connex South Central

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Railtrack closed, new rail chief appointed

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Information about the management takeover of Railtrack by United Kingdom government appointed administrators is given. Former CEO Steve Marshall resigned siting the government as breaking promises to the company who was hired to run England 20,000 miles of railroads.

England, Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd., Transportation, Railroad management

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Commuter railroad tackles complex shop reconstruction

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The Metro-North Railroad is the second largest railroad in the U.S. serving 120 stations in New York and Connecticut. Improvements in the phase I of it's territory, and progress in phase II are discussed.

United States, Company business management, Metro-North Commuter Railroad Co.

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