Important arrangements will be made for this big event in Istanbul, which has applied for 2020 Olympics. Especially in transportation Marmar The most important route of Olympic transportation will be Marmaray and Eurasia Tunnel Eurasia Tunnel 1.1 billion [more…]
State Railways (FDI) 3. Regional Manager Sebahattin Eris, Izmir-Ankara high-speed train line after the Kemalpasa district of Izmir, the line will be divided into two, one arm to Izmir, the other said the arm will go to Manisa. Eris in Manisa [more…]
Eurasia Rail Railway Light Rail Systems, Infrastructure and Logistics Fair 08 - 10 will be held at the Istanbul Expo Center (IFM) on March 2012. [more…]
The Ministry of Development of Spain announced on March 9th that the ETCS Level 1 will be used for the RENFE suburban route C1 in Madrid. According to the ministry, this is the first application of ETCS in a suburban network in Europe. [more…]
Infrastructure manager Banedanmark reported that 56 has been nominated for the tender for the first construction works of the 6 km Ringsted - København line to the west of the capital. Design and construction for five bridges [more…]
Part of the bridge subway construction. Already started the construction. It was started, but without any criticism that the current project would ruin the silhouette on the historical peninsula… UNESCO had first warned, and then non-governmental organizations. And that warning, [more…]
BURULAŞ, which provides transportation of approximately 600 thousand people in the city with Bursaray, tram and rubber wheeled public transportation vehicles, added a new one to its innovations. Private buses as well as their own vehicles [more…]
Alstom, the Greek construction group J & P Avax and the Italian construction engineering company Ghella corsetium, Athens Metro from Haidari to Dimotiko Theatro in the port city of Piraeus. [more…]
Within the scope of High Speed Train (YHT) Project, the train services between Izmit and Gebze were stopped for two years starting from February 1. Izmit Train Station turned into a train park. Bridge connecting Istanbul to Anatolia [more…]
Ankara and Istanbul will also be connected to Antalya by high speed train. From Ankara, Konya-Manavgat route followed by 2 hours 45 minutes to reach Antalya. 714 kilometers between Istanbul and Antalya 4 hour 30 minutes will be taken. Turkey [more…]
Semiha Yildirim, the wife of the Minister of Transport, Maritime Communications, Sevim Karaman, the wife of TCDD General Manager, and TCDD, Ankara. [more…]
Nature Conservation and National Parks 4. Regional Director Rahmi Bayrak, Mayor Cengiz Ergun visited yesterday. During the visit, Manisa exchanged ideas on the Spil ropeway project, which is planned to be built on Spil Mountain. [more…]
As of Tuesday, the Indian government reported that 6 has lowered its rail freight fee by 475 INR / mt ($ 9,5 / mt) as of March Tuesday. Vice President of Indian Mining Industry Federation (FIMI) HC [more…]
British railway sector until 2023 45 from 26 billion dollars with an investment of thousand kilometers of railways landed in Ankara, Turkey plans to share large bowl. 2023 billion dollar source of railways in Turkey until 45 [more…]
The fact that the 20 tram, which transports passengers on the 60 km tram line between Alaaddin and Selçuk University in Konya, is not obsolete. These trams are manufactured by the German company “Siemens Ag,. [more…]
ALANYA City Council met yesterday. Mayor Hasan Sipahioğlu, who answered a question about the high-speed train, said, Bakanlığı The Ministry of Transportation made the tender on this issue. The tenderer contacted us and quickly [more…]
7 March 1871 Sultan Abdulaziz announced the idea of knitting the Asian lands by rail network. The main line was between Istanbul and Baghdad. Side lines to connect with the Black Sea, Mediterranean and Basra Gulf.
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