Transport Institutions > Jordan Hijaz Railway Corporation

JHR was established in accordance with Law No.23 of 1952 and was entrusted with the mission of investing the railway property located within the Jordanian lands.train movements
Operating trips by diesel trains for students to any of the stations situated between Al-Qatrana Station and Al-Mafraq Station.
Operating tourist trips by diesel trains or steam trains to any of the stations situated between Al-Qatrana Station and Dara'a Station.
Capacity of each train is ( 350 ) passengers.

Allocation of necessary provisions for constructing passenger's parlor cars, repair of all steam locomotives and training staff on driving and maintenance work.
Exploiting the Jordan-Hejaz railway for tourism purposes.
Setting up a museum and re-fitting Amman station along with others to connect them to internal and external tourist attraction regions.

Web site: www.jh-railway.com

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