'''Chronologie des chemins de fer'''
:2006 dans les chemins de fer - '''2007''' - 2008 dans les chemins de fer
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Cette page propose une chronologie des événements de l'année 2007 dans le transport ferroviaire.

== Événements s'étant déroulés ==

Cette section ne recense que les événements s'étant produit durant les mois de janvier à août. Voir Portail:Ferrovipédia/Actualités pour les événements ultérieurs.

=== Janvier ===
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=== Avril ===

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== Events ==
=== January events ===

*  January 5 - The first public trains of Taiwan High Speed Rail operate between Taipei and Kaohsiung, a  journey, in 90&nbsp;minutes.<ref></ref>
*  January 7 - A Washington Metro train derails near downtown Washington, D.C., sending 16 people to the hospital and prompting the rescue of 60 people from a tunnel.<ref></ref>
*  January 12 - Railway Age Magazine selects Bill Wimmer, Vice President Engineering for Union Pacific Railroad to receive the 2007 award for Railroader of the Year.<ref name="UP-Wimmer"></ref>
*  suburban rail network of Melbourne, Siemens Electric Multiple Unit trains are withdrawn from service after a number of incidents of brake failure.<ref></ref>

=== February events ===

*  Georgian President Turkish Prime Minister President Ilham Aliyev sign an agreement authorizing construction of the new Kars-Tiblisi-Baku railway linking the three nations.<ref></ref><ref></ref>
*  Canadian affiliate of the United Transportation Union.<ref></ref><ref></ref><ref></ref>
*  km/h (343.75&nbsp;mph) under test conditions with a shortened train on the km east of Paris.<ref></ref><ref></ref>
*  Glasgow Central derails in Cumbria in North-West England. One elderly woman dies in hospital as a result of her injuries.
*  $2.3&nbsp;billion loan request made by Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad (DME).<ref></ref><ref></ref><ref></ref>

=== March events ===

=== April events ===

*  train speed record. The train reached 574.8 km/h (357.2 mph).
*  April 7 &ndash; Weekday service begins on T Third Street light-rail line in San Francisco, leading to massive delays in the city's Muni Railway system. <ref>"[http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/04/12/MUNI.TMP Passengers left in lurch by T-Third's rough start]" Accessed 12 Apr. 2007 </ref>
*  April 23 - Trial runs on 250 km long Eskişehir-Ankara part of 533 km long High-speed train line from İstanbul (Turkey's largest metropolis) to Ankara (capital of Turkey) began.
*  April 23 &ndash; Construction resumes on the Second Avenue Subway in New York City, between 92nd and 95th streets.
*  Orange Line of Montmorency in Laval.

=== May events ===

=== June events ===

*  June 8 - Last Orient Express through overnight service from Paris to Vienna runs.<ref></ref>
*  June 10 &ndash; The first section of LGV Est, a high-speed rail line, opens in France. This coincides with improvements to the German rail network to cut travel times from Paris to Eastern France and Germany.
*  June 15 - Revenue freight traffic starts to use the Lötschberg Base Tunnel in the Swiss Alps.<ref></ref>
*  June &ndash; $20m allocated for planning and land acquisition for the proposed Australian Inland Railway.

=== July events ===

*  $1.6&nbsp;billion, also includes the rehabilitation of a line between Takoradi and Kumasi as part of the Ghanaian government's plans to connect to northern Ghana.<ref></ref>
*  July 15 &ndash; In Shanghai, platform-edge doors caused a fatal accident. A man tried to force his way onto a crowded train at the station for the Shanghai Indoor Stadium, but failed.  When the doors closed, he was trapped between the platform doors and the train, leading to his death.<ref>[http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/07/16/asia/AS-GEN-China-Subway-Accident.php Man caught between subway train and safety doors dies in Shanghai - International Herald Tribune<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
*  Administration following a dispute about responsibility for cost overruns on its contract.<ref></ref>

=== August events ===

*  30 August &ndash; Trubnaya station opened on Moscow Metro.