Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Renaissance fleet is a set of intercity railroad cars owned and operated by Via Rail Canada. The cars were built by Metro Cammell in the mid-1990s for the proposed Nightstar overnight service between the United Kingdom and continental Europe via the Channel Tunnel. In 2000, after the Nightstar concept was abandoned, Via acquired the entire fleet, including many unfinished shells, for C$130 million. The cars entered Canadian service in 2002."@en }
Showing triples 1 to 4 of
4
with 100 triples per page.
- Renaissance_(railcar) abstract "The Renaissance fleet is a set of intercity railroad cars owned and operated by Via Rail Canada. The cars were built by Metro Cammell in the mid-1990s for the proposed Nightstar overnight service between the United Kingdom and continental Europe via the Channel Tunnel. In 2000, after the Nightstar concept was abandoned, Via acquired the entire fleet, including many unfinished shells, for C$130 million. The cars entered Canadian service in 2002.".
- Q7312395 abstract "The Renaissance fleet is a set of intercity railroad cars owned and operated by Via Rail Canada. The cars were built by Metro Cammell in the mid-1990s for the proposed Nightstar overnight service between the United Kingdom and continental Europe via the Channel Tunnel. In 2000, after the Nightstar concept was abandoned, Via acquired the entire fleet, including many unfinished shells, for C$130 million. The cars entered Canadian service in 2002.".
- Renaissance_(railcar) comment "The Renaissance fleet is a set of intercity railroad cars owned and operated by Via Rail Canada. The cars were built by Metro Cammell in the mid-1990s for the proposed Nightstar overnight service between the United Kingdom and continental Europe via the Channel Tunnel. In 2000, after the Nightstar concept was abandoned, Via acquired the entire fleet, including many unfinished shells, for C$130 million. The cars entered Canadian service in 2002.".
- Q7312395 comment "The Renaissance fleet is a set of intercity railroad cars owned and operated by Via Rail Canada. The cars were built by Metro Cammell in the mid-1990s for the proposed Nightstar overnight service between the United Kingdom and continental Europe via the Channel Tunnel. In 2000, after the Nightstar concept was abandoned, Via acquired the entire fleet, including many unfinished shells, for C$130 million. The cars entered Canadian service in 2002.".