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A WORLD CLASS AND ADVANCED MODERN PASSENGER TRAIN STATION IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA.
Sunday 15 November 2015
Tuesday 10 November 2015
Monday 9 November 2015
AERIAL VIEW OF AL JOUF RAILWAY STATION
Another video from the top of the Mosque you can almost view the whole area of the Railway Station.
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Tuesday 15 September 2015
TEST DRIVE
Riyadh Station had a dry run or test drive of the train last september 10, 2015, being witness and attended by some SAR Officials, ISC and RTCC.The test drive started in Riyadh Station to Qassim Station and Majmaa Station vice versa.The train run for 370 kilometers with the speed of 200km/hr. It was great,successful and memorable chapter to all the people who made this possible.
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Saturday 22 August 2015
Wednesday 29 July 2015
Monday 27 July 2015
SAR ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF THE NEW TRAIN (REPOST)
Saudi Arabia Railway (SAR) announced today that the first train
has arrived last week to Al Jubail, and that it already transported the train
to the company’s facilities for testing and preparations.
According to a press release issued by SAR, the new train
will start testing next June, while the work on finalizing the railway and
facilities will continue. The new line will connect Al Riyadh to Al Qurayyat.
SAR has also said that the Spanish company – the
manufacturer of the train – will make 6 trains according to the contract.
The day train is going to seat 444 passengers with a total
length of 280 m, and will consist of 2 locomotives and 9 carts. the economy
class will have 4 carts while 3 carts for the business class, a cart for snacks
and a cart for luggage.
The night train is going to seat 377 passengers with a total
length of 383 m, and will consist of 2 locomotives and 13 carts. the economy
class will have 3 carts while 1cart for the business class, 3 sleeping carts,
and 4 car transporters, a cart for snacks and a cart for luggage.
That both trains are technically the same,
and are capable of reaching a top speed of 200 km/h.
NOTE:
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Haitham Mair
Haitham Mair
Saturday 20 June 2015
Monday 15 June 2015
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