IRJ October

Nordic railways: join us in celebrating the successful completion of the Bothnia Railway, Sweden's first high-speed/heavy-haul railway.

Eco-friendly railways: IRJ analyses the initiatives of three railways - DB, NSB, and SBB - to reduce CO₂ emissions and energy consumption.

Light rail: topical reports on light rail projects and trends in the United States, plus a feature on light rail developments in Hungary.

Extra distribution: UITP light rail conference, Madrid, Spain, Oct 18-20

Closing date for the October issue is September 8, so book your space today

IRJ November

Australia/New Zealand: IRJ regional editors report on the latest railway developments in the two countries, including Victoria's investment plans.

Track: we examine how to forecast and manage rail life.

Brakes: IRJ reports on the roll out of ECP brakes in Australia and Brazil

CBTC: Special feature to coincide with the CBTC world congress in Paris

InnoTrans Review: Comprehensive news report on the highlights of this huge event

Extra distribution:

·         AusRAIL 2010, Perth, Western Australia, Nov 23-24

·         UITP Asia Pacific Congress, Hong Kong, Nov 15-19

·         CBTC World Congress, Paris, France, Nov 2-4

·         Mass Trans Innovation Japan trade fair, Tokyo, Nov 10-12

Closing date for the November issue is October 11

IRJ December

High Speed: IRJ reports on the rapid expansion of China's high-speed rail network, plus topical features on high-speed developments around the world.

Asia: Focus on central Asia where several projects are underway to build new lines, including a special report on Kazakhstan.

Train cleaning & sanitation: the latest methods used to keep trains clean.

Extra distribution: UIC High-Speed World Congress, Beijing, China, Dec 7-9

Closing date for the December issue is November 8

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email: db@railjournal.co.uk

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