Railway Gazette International facts for kids
| Editor | Chris Jackson |
|---|---|
| Categories | Rail transport |
| Frequency | monthly |
| First issue | 1835 (1905 as Railway Gazette) |
| Company | DVV Media UK Ltd |
| Country |  United Kingdom |
| Language | British English |
| Website | RailwayGazette.com |
| ISSN | 0373-5346 |
Railway Gazette International is a monthly magazine that focuses on the railway, metro, light rail, and tram industries around the world. It's like a special newspaper for people who work with trains, subways, and trams. The magazine is sent to readers in over 140 countries. It has articles about new technologies, business news, and railway developments from different places.
Contents
What is Railway Gazette International?
This magazine is a journal for professionals in the railway world. It helps them stay updated on new trains, tracks, and systems. Each month, it shares important news and information.
Who Reads This Magazine?
People who work in the railway industry read Railway Gazette International. This includes engineers, managers, and planners. They use the magazine to learn about new ideas and projects.
What Kind of Articles Does It Have?
The magazine covers many topics related to railways. You can find articles about:
- New Technologies: How trains are becoming faster or more eco-friendly.
- Business News: Deals between companies or new railway lines being built.
- Global Developments: What's happening with trains in different countries.
The History of Railway Gazette International
The magazine has a long and interesting history. It started a very long time ago!
When Did It Start?
The magazine first began in May 1835. Back then, it was called The Railway Magazine. Later, in July 1905, its name changed to Railway Gazette. Finally, in October 1970, it became Railway Gazette International.
Who Owns the Magazine?
Railway Gazette International is part of a bigger group called the Railway Gazette Group. This group is owned by DVV Media UK. DVV Media UK is part of a larger company based in Hamburg, Germany. The magazine's main office is in Sutton, Surrey, in the United Kingdom.
Maps Featured in the Magazine
The magazine often includes detailed maps of railway systems. These maps show where trains go and new lines being planned. Here are some examples of countries whose railway maps have been featured:
Brazil - showing an agricultural railway line.
Turkey - from February 2009.
Iran - from January 2009.
Qatar - from January 2009.
Ukraine - from April 2008.
India - from a December 2007 special edition.
Images for kids
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A robot for kids.
See also
In Spanish: Railway Gazette International para niños
