Finland plans to change its railway gauge to the European standard by 2027, aligning with EU regulations and improving military mobility and supply security.

Finland's track gauge is the same as Russia's was in the late 19th and early 20th century— 1,524mm — which is 89mm wider than ...

The planned 30-kilometre railway between Kemi and Haparanda would use the standard European 1,435 mm gauge, compared to Finland’s current 1,524 mm “Russian gauge.” The broader transition toward ...

Finland now uses a 1,524 mm track gauge, which dates back to the nineteenth century. Narrower-gauge tracks planned to Oulu and Rovaniemi The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency (FTIA) is planning ...

Planning for a rail connection from Kemi to the port ... Finland now uses a 1,524 mm track gauge, which dates back to the nineteenth century. Narrower-gauge tracks planned to Oulu and Rovaniemi ...

including the extension of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) to Malaba, the Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit highway upgrade, the Eldoret and Kiambu bypasses, and the construction of the Nithi Bridge.

Midland Manu facturing, part of OPW’s Fluid Transfer Solutions business unit and Dover, on April 15 announced the launch of its Gauge Device Online Tool, which, according to the company, enables ...

The Railway Board had sanctioned the conversion of the metre gauge rail line between Mathura and Vrindavan to broad gauge in 2017-18 at an estimated cost of ₹402 crore. A contract was awarded to ...

Phase 1 of the project will build a single-track standard gauge rail with a designed speed of 160 kph. Phase 2 will upgrade it to a double-track line able to support a speed of 200 kph.

The Highline Express will return for the 2025 summer season at the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. "Following a successful debut in 2024, the Highline Express returns this summer with ...

Ukraine currently operates a railway gauge of 1520 mm. Since the mid-19th century, the standard gauge in the Russian Empire (later the Soviet Union), Finland, and Mongolia was 1524 mm. From May 1970 ...