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February–July 2015 February 13 — Bus carrying 60 passengers struck by freight train in Nuevo Leon State, northeast Mexico, killing at least 16 2 — Toyama City and Toyama Chiho Railway announced passengers and injuring 30 others start of local line and tram line operations under Hokuriku Shinkansen elevated section at Toyama 16 — About 30 tank wagons of freight train hauling petroleum Station from 14-March opening of Hokuriku Shinkansen, derailed in West Virginia, USA, before exploding and with extension of about 160 m from station south catching fire, causing large conflagration and black exit to below elevated section; Toyama City bearing smoke. Evacuation orders issued to nearby residents construction cost with local railway using vertical separation of operations. Plans to elevate conventional 16 — Toshiba announced delivery of 2 DC electric line and link with north exit of Toyama Station as Toyama locomotives (EL120 class) to Nagoya Railroad as first Light Rail delivery to private railway in about 45 years; small 4-axle locomotive shares many parts with electric railcars 3 — Train derailed on Harlem Line of Metro-North Railway at Valhalla suburbs in New York, USA, after hitting car 20 — Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Corporation, on line, causing explosion and fire killing 6 people Hitachi Ltd., and Kinki Sharyo, announced order for including driver and injuring 15 others Doha Metro system in Qatar as joint venture with large French maker Thales; 3 lines totalling some 886 km to 4 — Small twin-prop ATR72-600 plane belonging to be served by 75 trainsets comprised of 225 cars with TransAsia Airways clipped expressway soon after completion expected in October 2019 takeoff from Songshan Airport near Taipei, Taiwan, before crashing into adjacent Keelung River, killing 43 20 — Early morning express and commuter trains collided of 58 people onboard and injuring 15 others at Rafz Station near Zurich, Switzerland, before overturning and injuring at least 6 passengers 4 — JR East announced start of Green Car operations for Chuo Line express services between Tokyo and 22 — Ferry carrying more than 100 passengers collided with Otsuki and on Ome Line between Tachikawa and Ome freighter in River Padma, central Bangladesh, before using 2 double-deck Green Cars in 12-car train set overturning and drowning at least 41 people from FY2020, establishing Green Car operations on all ‘five-directions’ services from Tokyo (Tokaido, Chuo, 24 — Hitachi Ltd. announced purchase of railway business Tohoku, Joban, Sobu) of Italian defence and aircraft maker Finmeccanica, paying ¥250 billion for railway carriage maker subsidiary 11 — Multiple car pileup involving 106 vehicles on Yeongjong AnsaldoBreda and signalling systems maker Ansaldo bridge at Incheong International Airport expressway, STS with aim of expanding railway systems business S. Korea, during thick fog, killing 2 people and injuring 3 others 24 — Large bus overturned on expressway in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China, killing at least 22 people 12 — JR East and Taiwan Railways Administration announced and injuring 38 others twinned stations agreement between Tokyo Station and Hsinchu Station. Both stations, built by leading 24 — Commuter train derailed in Oxnard, California, USA, Japanese architect, celebrating centennial of operations after colliding with truck stranded on line; 3 of 4 carriages overturned injuring 50 people but truck driver unharmed Japan Railway & Transport Review No. 66 • Oct 2015 56 TOPICS 26 — Keikyu Corporation and Taiwan Railways Administration 7 — JR East announced start of reconstruction of 55.4-km concluded twinned railways agreement celebrating coastal section of Yamada Line to be transferred to establishment of both businesses in 1948 targeting Sanriku Railway following damage sustained in Great inter-city and tourism transport, as well as other shared East Japan Earthquake; reconstruction expected to be points including famous trackside Kawazu cherry completed in 2018 blossom viewing sites; first time for both railways to conclude friendship agreement with overseas railway 7 — Approximately 9.4-km section between Ohashi and Oi junctions on 47-km Central Circular route of Metropolitan 27 — Japanese Cabinet approved revisions to JR company Expressway in Tokyo fully opened about 50 years after law allowing sale of shares in JR Kyushu held by Japan first plan to relieve congestion in city and on access to Railway Construction, Transport and Technology Haneda Tokyo International Airport Agency to fully privatize company with IPO by mid- FY2016; government approved liquidation of JR Kyushu 9 — Two helicopters shooting scenery for French television Management Stability Fund of ¥387 billion before IPO channel in northern Argentina collided in mid-air, killing to improve business finances all 10 people on board, including French athletes 9 — Amtrak passenger train collided with trailer stuck on MILESTONES crossing in North Carolina, USA, before derailing and injuring 40 passengers Mr Shinya Katanozaka appointed President of ANA Holdings from 1 April. Joined ANA in 1979 after graduating from Faculty 12 — Hitachi announced delivery of 234 AT-200 (70 trainsets) of Law at University of Tokyo before appointment as Managing by UK railway system subsidiary, Hitachi Rail Europe, to Director in 2009, Executive Director, and Vice-President from Dutch Railway operator Abellio as first order for AT-200, 2013; former President Shin’ichiro Ito to become Chairman along with maintenance contract; series expected to with Representative Rights enter commercial operation between Edinburgh and Glasgow, and Stirling and Dunblane in 2017 13 — Egyptian government announced plan to construct new capital city for about 5 million people east of present March heavily overpopulated Cairo (18 million residents) with shift of government offices and foreign embassies to 3 — Sumitomo Corporation and Nipppon Sharyo announced new city and provision of new International airport and order for 16 trainsets (96 carriages) worth about ¥13 railway links billion for Jakarta Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) North– South line (approx. 16 km) funded by Indonesia 13 — Ferry carrying more than 200 people overturned off Rakhine, Western Myanmar, leaving 169 people 3 — Bus ran over cliff in Linzhou, Henan Province, China, rescued, 34 dead, and 11 missing killing 20 people and injuring 13 others 14 — Hokuriku Shinkansen started operations over 228.1-km 5 — Delta Airlines jet ran off runway, over embankment and section between Nagano and Kanazawa in line with through perimeter fence before stopping at edge of East timetable revision; fastest Kagayaki express trains now River at LaGuardia Airport, New York, USA, during winter link Tokyo and Kanazawa (450.5 km) in 2 hours 28 storm; 24 passengers injured using emergency slides minutes, shortening present journey by up to 83 minutes 57 Japan Railway & Transport Review No. 66 • Oct 2015 February–July 2015 14 — New line between Ueno and Tokyo opened to link 20 — Mitsubishi Trading and Chiyoda Corporation announced Utsunomiya, Takahashi, and Joban Line with Tokaido order worth approximately ¥11 billion from Philippines Shinkansen; Joban Line started extended operations government to build new airport with 2000-m runway to Shinagawa under planning in Bohol State using yen loan from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA); both 14 — Following opening of Nagano to Kanazawa section companies already dealing with construction of new of Hokuriku Shinkansen, operation of parallel running airport at Ulan Bator, Mongolia JR East narrow-gauge line transferred to four newly established third-sector railway companies including 22 — Taiwan Railways Administration announced 10-year three operated by local governments: Shinano Railway plan to introduce 1307 pieces of new rolling stock to (37.3 km, Nagao–Myokokogen); Echigo Tokimeki replace old stock at cost of about ¥412 billion with 600 Railway (Myokokogen–Ichiburi, 97.0 km); Ainokaze carriages for intercity transport, 520 for commuting, Toyama Railway (Ichiburi–Kurikara, 100.1 km); and IR and 82 electric locomotives Ishikawa Railway (Kurikara–Kanazawa, 17.8 km) 23 — Hitachi announced award of preferential negotiation 14 — Tourist bus overran curve in Santa Catarina Province, rights to UK railway systems subsidiary, Hitachi Rail Brazil, before overturning down mountainside, killing at Europe, for delivery of 173 AT-300 carriages (29 least 49 people on board trainsets) from First Group plc with approval of UK Department for Transport; new trains destined to serve 14 — Seibu Holdings and Seibu Railway signed business between London Paddington, Penzance and Plymouth cooperation and sister railway agreements with stations, supporting non-electrified sections with diesel Taiwan Railways Administration aimed at increasing electric generator users through tourism PR events by both companies; Taiwan Railways Administration already concluded 23 — Bus collided with oncoming bus and truck crossing sister railways agreement with Keihin Electric Express central divide in northern Peru, killing at least 37 people Railway in January and injuring 70 others 19 — Small plane crashed in outskirts of Punta del Este, 24 — Airbus 320 operated by Lufthansa low-cost carrier Uruguay, killing all 10 people on board subsidiary Germanwings crashed deliberately by copilot into French Alps, killing all 150 passengers and 20 — JR Hokkaido announced submission of new 5-year plan crew on board (FY2014 to 2018) worth approximately ¥260 billion to Ministry
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