https://www.inquirer.com/transportation/septa-train-car-contract-canceled-20240412.html Salient points:
This is worth reading: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-04-12/addis-ababa-ethiopia-metro-s-decline-shows-china-s-step-back-from-africa Salient points: A $475 million light-rail system serving Ethiopia’s Addis Ababa shows how some China-funded infrastructure investments across the continent are now suffering from neglect.
KTM’s rapid intercity service, more popularly known as the Electric Train Service (ETS), began in earnest in 2010 with five EMUs designated the Class 91 ETS plying the route between KL Sentral and Ipoh, following the completion of the Rawang – Ipoh double tracking project (RIDT) three years earlier. The service was a huge hit…
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Decided to revive this website if only to record my experience and thoughts on the goings-on in the Malaysian railway industry. Sure I tweet all the time on @malayanrailways but they don’t get featured in searches. Web pages are better at that.