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Rail•by Staff•July 2, 2002

Japanese railway runs 'Women Only' trains

The service was introduced to protect women from groping that often occurs on Japan's crowded trains.

Management•by Staff•July 1, 2002

The contract was awarded by U.K. train operating company Chiltern Railways.

Management•by Staff•July 1, 2002

Revenue-based size standards increased from $1 million to $3 million.

Rail•by Staff•June 28, 2002

The company agreed to sell its core rail infrastructure business to Network Rail for $763 million.

Management•by Staff•June 28, 2002

More than $200,000 is expected annually in additional operational improvements as a result of this merger.

Management•by Staff•June 28, 2002

The portal also provides e-procurement capabilities for request for quotes (RFQs), catalog purchasing and reordering and vendor resourcing.

Management•by Staff•June 27, 2002

In recent months there have been several attacks on transit workers in New York.

Rail•by Staff•June 27, 2002

The government would directly lend Amtrak $100 million to cover spending priorities for the first half of the summer.

Bus•by Staff•June 26, 2002

The first phase of the proposed system would cover 5.5 miles at a cost of $66 million.

Rail•by Staff•June 24, 2002

The system will be installed at 46 traffic control workstations at CN rail traffic control centers located in Montreal, Toronto and Edmonton.