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Articles in Feb 2001 issue of International Railway Journal

• Managing change: The key to success - This Month
• Preferred bidder chosen in estonia - World Report
• A new international railway station - Belarus
• A commuter train - Spain
• Guangzhou metro - World Market
• Syntus - World Market
• Holoqraphic protection for tickets - Innovative Products
• Euro banknote validation - Rapid Transit Review
• The eko-uzman consortium - Transit News
• Construction - Transit News
• Japanese sign taiwan HS contract - World Report
• New editorial line-up at IRJ - World Report
• Brazil's national bank - Brazil
• Turkish state railways - Turkey
• French national railways - World Market
• SJ divided into six companies - Management Matters
• Wheel-rail interface solutions - Innovative Products
• Zifa helps stamp out fraud - Rapid Transit Review
• Auckland city council - Transit News
• Paris public transport authority - Transit News
• First scandinavian linx service launched - World Report
• SNCF moves into profit - World Report
• Virgin trains - Britain
• Ohio central railroad system - United States
• Bonn transport authority - World Market
• Sweden modifies passenger franchising rules - Perspectives
• Wagon spill containment - Innovative Products
• Investing in "smart" products - Rapid Transit Review
• China's export & import bank - Transit News
• Interpred world trade centre - Transit News
• China approves new HS project - World Report
• Denmark to offer franchises - World Report
• Canadian national railway - Canada
• Vietnam railways - Vietnam
• Limpopo railway - World Market
• Hear hear for the silent brake - Perspectives
• Rocol launches new lubricant - Innovative Products
• NSB buys hand-held scanners - Rapid Transit Review
• American engineering company - Transit News
• The european investment bank - Transit News
• Irish to set up Rail authority - World Report
• SJ orders DD emus from alstom - World Report
• Chinese network - China
• Zambia railways - Zambia
• Netherlands railways - World Market
• Refer faces a tough challenge - Portugal
  by David Briginshaw
• Rugged touch-sensitive PC-compatible keyboard - Innovative Products
• Euro-ready coin machines - Rapid Transit Review
• The irish government - Transit News
• China's hubei - Transit News
• Metra orders 300 double-deck cars - World Report
• More investment in dutch network - World Report
• Indian railways - India
• Westrail - World Market
• Pakistan railways - World Market
• New trains transform CP's image - Portugal
  by David Briginshaw
• Bridge inspection and repair vehicle - Innovation Products
• Smart card security improvements - Rapid Transit Review
• The malaysian government - Transit News
• Alcatel Transport Automation
• Hatfield debacle pushes Railtrack into red - World Report
• Democrat to be US secretary of transportation - World Report
• Norwegian state railways - Norway
• De lijn - World Market
• CFR infrastructure - World Market
• Fertagus reports strong traffic growth: Fertagus is Portugals Tirst ana only private rail operator. It has a concession to operate the new cross-Tagus suburban rail service in Lisbon. Despite some setbacks, traffic is now growing strongly - Portugal
• Vandal-proof touch screen - Innovative Products
• Digital printing on chip cards - Rapid Transit Review
• International fares comparison - Transit News
• Nightstar trains sold to via Rail - World Report
• Australia cancels speedrail project - World Report
• Russian minister of railways - Russia
• Bids - World Market
• Saudi railways organisation - World Market
• JR hokkaido keeps ice and snow at bay: Development of tilting trains for the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido has been strongly influenced by the extreme winter weather experienced in the area - Tilting Trains
  by Shigemitsu Sugawara
• Prestige on target for August 2002 launch - Rapid Transit Review
  by Steve Bennett
• Trial running starts in shanghai - Transit News
• Bids - Transit News
• PKP becomes joint-stock company - World Report
• Queensland rail - Australia