Mexico moves forward with long distance passenger train revival, upgrading key corridors and preparing four main-line projects to restore services on 3,000 km of track.
Mexico is pressing ahead with its long distance passenger revival, moving from planning into delivery with four major refurbishment projects lined up across its national rail network. Bidding has opened for contracts to upgrade infrastructure and reintroduce passenger services on two main-line railways, while two more schemes are due to start construction by the end of July.
The first two corridors . . .
