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Infrabel is a
Belgian government-owned
public limited company. It builds, owns,
maintains and
upgrades the
Belgian railway network,
makes its capacity...
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concentration camps. In 2005, the
company was
split up into
three parts:
Infrabel,
which manages the
railway infrastructure,
network operations, and network...
- systems". www.
infrabel.be. [
Infrabel.
Retrieved 16 June 2018. Maréchal, Gisèle (26
September 2014). "Accident de Buizingen: la SNCB et
Infrabel inculpées"...
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Belgian railway line 161 is the
railway line
connecting the
Belgian capital city
Brussels to Namur. The line
first opened on
August 12, 1854
between the...
- Operator(s) SNCF
Voyageurs Infrastructure manager(s) SNCF Réseau (France) ADIF (Spain) CFL (Luxembourg) DB Netz (Germany)
Infrabel (Belgium) RFI (Italy)...
- the 19th century. The
railway network is
controlled and
maintained by
Infrabel.
Belgium operates a
policy of
cheap rail travel.[citation needed] Citizens...
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Transport Company (STIB/MIVB)), as well as a set of
railway lines (operated by
Infrabel) and
railway stations served by
public trains (operated by the National...
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Diabolo will
maintain and rent the
infrastructure to
Infrabel for 35 years. In 2045 it will sell to
Infrabel for 1 Euro. The
three platforms of the existing...
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Belgian railway network, it is owned,
technically operated and
maintained by
Infrabel.
Since the
extension to the
German border was
completed (the HSL 3), the...
- 11
January 2019. "Algeria". The
World Factbook.
Retrieved 1 June 2016. "
Infrabel OpenData -
Kilometres railway lines by region". 21
April 2023.
Setti (2008)...
