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COMING IN APRIL 2010

 

 
BRITAIN

As the British government reveals details of the proposed route for a high-speed line from London to the north, IRJ examines the prospects for this exciting project beyond the imminent general election. We also report from Manchester, where investment is taking the light rail network to new heights, and we review the projects that will expand London’s rail capacity in the new decade.

Stay ahead in this dynamic market by advertising in IRJ.

 

 

 

TRACK

IRJ looks at the causes of rail corrugation and the techniques being used to tackle this perennial problem.  We also preview Infrarail, the eighth international railway infrastructure exhibition, which is being held in Birmingham on April 13-15.  

Keep your sales on track with an advert in IRJ.

 

 


COMMUTER RAIL

With Federal stimulus funding coming on stream for US commuter rail projects, IRJ considers the future of this vibrant sector as the economy recovers. We also scrutinise the growing trend for concessioning of regional services in Europe.

 

Promote your expertise in commuter rail with IRJ.

 

 

 

EXTRA DISTRIBUTION

Infrarail 2010 Exhibition, Birmingham, England, April 13-15.




Advertising closing date for the April issue: March 15 2010





To advertise in International Railway Journal, contact: Donna Edwards, Advertising Manager, on +44 1444 416368, email: de@railjournal.co.uk

For editorial enquiries, contact David Briginshaw, Editor-in-Chief, on +44 1326 313945,
email: db@railjournal.co.uk

 

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·       help to boost sales and market share

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·       portray the image of corporate stability in a chaotic business environment, and

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