-
given by the
State to
Ferrovías were
misappropriated to
other companies of the
holding which received them as "loans". In 2011
Ferrovías received subsidies...
-
commuter rail
service in
Buenos Aires,
Argentina run by the
private company Ferrovías since 1
April 1994. This
service had
previously been run by the state-owned...
-
Koppel rolling stock with Alstom. The
group owned both
Ferrovías and Ferrocentral.
Ferrovías still operates the
Belgrano Norte Line,
while Ferrocentral...
-
concession of
three Brazilian railways: Vitória-Minas
Railway (EFVM),
Ferrovia Centro-Atlântica (FCA) and Carajás
railroad (EFC). Vitória a
Minas railroad...
- (CVRD) – gauge: 1,600 mm (5 ft 3 in)
Ferrovias Bandeirantes –
FERROBAN –
formerly controlled by
Brasil Ferrovias, then
incorporated by ALL (Sorocabana...
- into
operation in
December of that year. From 1999
until September 2007,
Ferrovías Guatemala (FVG), as a
subsidiary of RDC,
operated 15
engines and 200 railcars...
- The
Ferrovia Cir****etnea (roughly
translated as "Round-Etna Railway") is a narrow-gauge, 950 mm (3 ft 1+3⁄8 in),
regional railway line in Sicily. It was...
- Roma
Porta San
Paolo is the
terminal train station of the Rome–Lido
railway line in Rome (Italy). The
station is
connected to the
station Piramide of the...
-
November 2023. Giardi,
Davide (28
February 2013). "Breve
storia della Ferrovia" [Brief
history of the railway].
libertas (in Italian).
Retrieved 3 November...
- of
railway stations in
Lazio Rail
transport in
Italy Transport in Rome "
Ferrovia Roma – Viterbo". www.060608.it. Roma Capitale.
Retrieved 12
November 2012...
