Central Railway heads for the heights

By Railway Gazette International and Roberson2003-02-01T11:00:00

INTRO: Three years after privatisation, new locos and more efficient operating practices have raised freight traffic on Peru’s Central Railway by 57%. Limited passenger services have returned, and further freight growth is in prospect

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