"A comprehensive French-language railway resource offering historical and technical information on rail transport. The site features train and locomotive profiles, route and infrastructure documentation, photographs, articles, archives, and reports on French railways, with a strong focus on railway history, operations, and notable services, including the famous Le Capitole Express."
"IRJ was launched in 1960 and began monthly publication in January 1961 as the world’s first globally distributed magazine for the railway industry. IRJ is written for senior executives and engineers in the world’s railways and transport systems, transport ministers, manufacturers, railway planners, and consultants."
"Banned from nearly all cities in France except Lille, Saint-Etienne, and Marseille, the tramway was sacrificed to the rise of automobile mobility. Seen as outdated, shaky, and primarily a barrier to car development, the tramway was also overshadowed by industrial growth in France and the decline of rolling stock manufacturing from the late 1930s."
"Nice tramway
The purpose of this blog is to follow the work on the future line no. 1 of the Nice tramway in the months leading up to its scheduled commissioning on September 30, 2007."
"I am a retired Church of England minister now living in Telford in Shropshire (UK). When working, I was living in Manchester Diocese and was Team Rector of the Parish of the Good Shepherd, Ashton-under-Lyne (until the end of 2021). I was, at different times, Area Dean of Ashton (until 2016) and Boro"
"Official website of the Nice Côte d'Azur Metropolis. 1st metropolis created in France bringing together 51 municipalities. Find information, news, projects, photos and videos."
"We know the essentials about the new tramway that will connect Nice to Cagnes-Sur-Mer via Saint-Laurent-du-Var: 15 stations, 7.3 km, 300 passengers per train, frequency every 8 minutes and 4 park and ride lots. The first documents have been published. The public inquiry will begin in 15 days."