Robert Reynolds

image: Stockholm Local Transport Authority

Schouw (cf. original; J. Voerman, 21 June 1944, courtesy Peter Jager)

• Individual pages:
  • The Osamu Abe Subway of the World personal home page.
  • Osamu Abe's Home Pages on Railway.
  • Michel Azéma's Funicular, Funiculaire, Funicolare, Standseilbahn, DFB page (thanks to Dan Weissmann).
  • The incomparable Les Barker's An Assortment of Interesting Railway Sites; also check out the rest of his life.
  • The Transportes page: Pablo Barrachina and Florentia Dassiu's "Transport and mobility Information systems on the INTERNET."
  • Marcos Kopschitz Xavier Bastos' Tradita Trasportes is a collection of transportation resources from Brasil (thanks to Joao Carlos Scatena).
  • Jon Bell's Rail Transit Pages.
  • James Bow's Rail and Transit Links.
  • Robert Bowdidge's Railroad-related Internet Resources.
  • Joseph Brennan's Rails and Transit (Columbia University).
  • Lytton Brown's Toronto TTC and PCC streetcars page, with additional items of interest (thanks to Betty Brown).
  • Perry Carter's transit links.
  • Brian F. Case's Railway Page.
  • Chao-Hwa Chen's The Fun of Railroading.
  • Chris Coleman's Webville and Hypertext Railroad Company has an impressively broad and well-organized presentation and set of links.
  • Daniel S. Dawdy's Cyberspace World Railroad is an incredible compilation, with great photographs, clip art, links, and much more.
  • Marc Dufour's Page du Rail et des Transports Urbains.
  • Roel de Gama's Grijn's Travel Page, which also has a Subway/Underground/Metro page (thanks to Roel de Gama for URL update).
  • Phillipe Giron's Sur les rails: chemins de fer et métros.
  • Marçal Guardiola's WEFER pages "about three rail systems in Spain: - RENFE: spanish railways; - TMB: Barcelona's metropolitan transport (Metro); - FGC: Catalan railways -- some railways around Barcelona with three Metro lines." -- great links also!
  • Heinz and Kim Hammer's Routes International - People Transportation, a global transit resource (thanks to Heinz Hammer and the former Kim Knights for wedding update information!).
  • Pierce Haviland's NJ, NY, and CT Railroad Page.
  • Max Hovens' Rail 1435 Home Page on "Trains and the Dutch Railway" is a much deeper resource than the name suggests.
  • Peter Kenny's Going Underground whimsical guide to the London Tube, with links to several other idiosyncratic pages.
  • Joe Korman's JoeKorNer, with rail and NY Subway links.
  • Thomas Land Partners' Welcome to TrainLand.
  • Sven Manias' Sven's Collection of rail-related links.
  • Leon Marr's Public Transport Page.
  • William McAllister's Rail Road Resources page.
  • William E. Miller's Electric Lines in Southern Ontario.
  • Ron Morris' Thailand Mass Transit Pages:
    
    Unofficial Bangkok Subway
    Unofficial Chiang Mai Subway
    Bangkok Transit Master Plan
    Unofficial Bangkok Skytrain
  • Ditmar Pauke's Tramadressen, Trolleys, Hyperlinks.
  • Jack Pergal's Washington Metro Page.
  • Bruce L. F. Persson's Tram Nu (Tram Now) with links to world tram systems.
  • David Pirmann's New York City Subway Resources (astonishing resource!).
  • Horst Prillinger's The Vienna Metro - Die Wiener U-Bahn.
  • Bill Roberts' British Columbia Rock 'n Bus Page (many links, extending well beyond B. C. ).
  • Bill Russell's Penny Bridge.
  • Erik Sandblom's Erik's Rail News.
  • The Professor Jerry Schneider pages
    • Innovative Transportation Technologies
    • Transportation (Engineering and Technology) public transportation resource page
    • Transit-Focused Development
  • Mark Shorette's Public Transportation page urging Connecticut activism for this purpose.
  • Bosse Sibbmark's Railway Page.
  • Steve Slatcher's Public Transit Passenger Information (discontinued maintenance; thanks to Steve Slatcher for update information).
  • John Smatlak's North American Vintage Trolley Systems site (thanks to John Smatlak of Railway Preservation Resources).
  • Michael Taplin's World Systems List of LRT, Tramways, and Metros for the Light Rail Transit Association.
  • Dan Tasman's [UB PAIRC] Transportation page.
  • Jeremiah L. Toth's Trolley, Interurban, and Subway Resources.
  • David Anthony Wyatt's World Rail Transit list.
  • Allen T. Zagel's China Rail includes train, subway, and bus photos and links to individuals' Chinese rail pages.
  • The Dmitry Zinoviev public transportation resource Steam Engine Joseph Stalin.

• Institutional pages:
  • TrafficRelief Rapid Transit Relief projects of Miami-Dade County; thanks to Fredo Rivera, who notes "it includes upcoming projects allowed due to a half penny tax in the city only contributive towards public transportation."
  • B. R. M. N. A. transit, subway, metro, bus, and tramway links.
  • Brazil transport (clickable map; Brazilian government).
  • The Czech Technical University Railway Page (Europe).
  • Mercurio, the European Railway Server.
  • The Northwestern University Transportation Library.
  • Transportation Resources - Systems highway, transit, and rail system information maintained by The Intelligent Transportation Systems Program at Princeton.
  • The New York University rail information guide to New York City, including an impressive variety of links.
  • Trains/Subways listing of Washington University.
  • Guide to Public Transport linked by Backpacker's Guide (Australia)
  • Light Rail Transit Association page.

• Corporate pages:

  • Austin Analytics Public Transport Consultancy.
  • Bombardier Transportation, manufacturer of rail and other equipment.
  • EINet's Galaxy Transportation page of their Engineering and Technology listings is a nice compendium -- one among several listed here which has also kindly included a link to this page. EuroTunnel joins Folkestone and Coquelles via the famous Chunnel.
  • Chunnel data provided by Railway Technology.
  • Powell Power Electronics site. This firm manufactures traction power substations for both light and heavy rail (thanks to Alan Friend).
  • Railway Technology comprehensive site.
  • Rail Europe
  • Impulse NC Inc. markets traction power substations and overhead catenary systems (thanks to Chris Hampton).
  • The Mitretek Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) home page. (thanks to Arthur E. Salwin)
  • Blickpunkt Strassenbahn Public Transport Reports (magazine) (thanks to Robert Schwandl).
  • Siemens Aktiengesellschaft (thanks to Marshall Moore, Frank Wilke, and Josh Hanz for numerous references to this interesting site.).
  • GROUPE SYSTRA
  • BikeMap has an extensive National Bikes on Transit guide (Steve Spindler Cartography).
  • The Transportation Directory of GeoCities; also try the "take a tour" option from the menu at the top of the page.
  • Westinghouse Rail Systems Limited markets railway signaling and control systems (thanks to Mark Glover)

• Unknown (to me) Ownership Type
  • RailLink.

image: Stockholm Local Transport Authority

Subway Page

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