Freight Railways Continue on “Growth Path” from January to October 2024
From January to October 2024, the Mexican Railway System (SFM) transported 111.86 million tons , representing an increase of 1.5% compared to ...
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Federal Government Confirms Construction of Over 3,000 Kilometers of Railways for Passengers and Freight
The federal government reiterated its objective in railway matters within the Mexico Plan , for which it will build more than three ...
Rail freight on track for growth in first 9 months of year
From January to September of this year, the Mexican Railway System (SFM) transported 101.23 million tons, representing an increase of ...
Railroad robbery soars in Mexico in August
Last August, theft from rail transport increased by 277% compared to the same period in 2023, reported the Railway ...
Passenger train works in Mexico will start in 2025 with four projects
With a global investment of 157 billion pesos (mdp) , the Government of Mexico will start work next year on ...
Freight railroads expect to close 2024 with growth
The Mexican Railway Association (AMF) expects that by the end of this year there will be a 3% growth in total cargo movement , ...
Freight railroads expect to close 2024 with growth
The Mexican Railway Association (AMF) expects that by the end of this year there will be a 3% growth in total cargo movement , ...
The expansion of the suburban train to AIFA is expected to begin operations by 2025
The federal government assured that the expansion of the suburban branch from the Lechería station to the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA ) will ...
Andrés Lajous is the New Head of the ARTF
President Claudia Sheinbaum appointed Andrés Lajous as director of the Railway Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTF) , who will be in charge not ...
This is the cost of the new railway regulation prepared by the federal government
The federal government will publish standard 009-ARTF-2024, Specifications for signals in the circulation of passenger trains, which will represent an expense to ...
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