Re: JR in Australia

["James C" <jamesccj@optusnet.com.au>]

Yeah!

It would be good! JR Central have the best reputation amoung Japanese
railway companies

They introduced fancy looking trains to attract passengers. Luxury and
comfortable InterUrban trains(some with double deck) with TV onboard  (think
about it, what if this is on V set or IMU or Sprinter?).

Reduce the price of ticket make more competitive with cars and buses.
Ordered mroe trains and better signalling to reduce gap between trains
during peak hours hence reduce overcrowd problem.



Cheers
James



chris <chris@enet21.com.au> wrote in message
394A000B.13B97E3E@enet21.com.au">news:394A000B.13B97E3E@enet21.com.au...
> They should move in and take over Cityrails new headquarters and kick out
the
> current management team.
>
> Chris.
>
> James C wrote:
>
> > One of the listed member of ARA in ARA's 2000 year book is surprisingly
> > <<<JR Central>> or Central Japan Railway company
> > The Japanese operator based in Nagoya and operates Bullet
trains/pricipal
> > narrow gauge trains in central part of Japan.
> >
> > Apparantly JR Central set up an office at AMP building in Sydney and run
> > local subsdiary company that export Australian products to Japan or sell
> > those products on board JR Central's train. (Possibly food )
> >
> > The office in Sydney also collect Australian railway industry
information
> > and send to Japan. (They didn't bid for NR and Westrail did they?)
> >
> > Cheers
> > James
> >
> > Cheers
> > James
>