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(Except The Inlander)NSW TrainLinkOperates regional and intercity trains in NSW out of Sydney or from Newcastle, It also interstate operations to Melbourne and Brisbane.TranswaOperates regional rail in Western Australia to Kalgoorlie and Bunbury from Perth.V\/LineOperates regional and intercity services in Victoria out of Melbourne, it is well known for operating the V\/locity DMU.Austria\u00d6BBRegionalzug“Regional train”. Calls at every stop. They only convey 2nd class.BelgiumNMBS\/SNCBlokale trein\/train local“Local train”Catalonia, SpainRodalies de Catalunya and FGCRegional, Regional Expr\u00e9s and Mitjana Dist\u00e0nciaUntil 2008, Regional Expr\u00e9s was officially known as Catalunya Expr\u00e9s.[2] Soon, in 2024, FGC will take over the R12 line of Rodalies de Catalunya, where Renfe Operadora currently operates the trains.[3]ChinaChina Railway\u5e02\u90ca\u65c5\u5ba2\u5217\u8f66“Suburban Railway\u00a0[zh]” (S-series trains), not common. Note that “Inter-City EMU\u00a0[zh]” trains (C-series trains) may be more frequent than Suburban Railways and are used for commuting.Czech Republic\u010cDOsobn\u00ed vlak, Sp\u011b\u0161n\u00fd vlak“Passenger train”, “Semi-fast train”DenmarkDSB, ArrivaRegionaltog“Regional train”. This category is used for trains usually calling at every stop.FinlandVR GroupTaajamajuna (Finnish) (FI), Regionalt\u00e5g (Swedish)“Conurbation train”. Station announcements use “regional train”.FranceSNCF \/ RATPTER, RER, TransilienTrainsport Express R\u00e9gional (TER) in most French regions, Transilien and RER for \u00cele-de-FranceGermanyDB and othersRegionalbahn (RB)Regionalexpress (RE)“Regional train”. This category is used for trains calling at every stop outside urban areas. Previously they were named Nahverkehrszug and even before Personenzug.DBS-Bahn (S)“Suburban train” or “City train”. This category is used for trains calling every stop in a city. S-Bahn only operated in cities. In the country it’s called “Regionalbahn” (see above).IndiaIRPassenger train“Passenger train” or simply as “Passenger”. This category is used for trains stopping at every railway station along its route.IndonesiaKAIKereta Ekonomi Lokal“Local Economy Train”. This category is used for trains stopping at every railway station along their route to a major city within an operational area. Exceptionally, when operating in overlapping pattern with Jakarta commuter rail, the train only stops at certain stations.ItalyTrenordTreno suburbano (IT)“Suburban train” or “City train”. This category is used for trains calling at every stop in the city of Milan. These trains are operated by Trenord, the regional train company for Lombardy.TrenitaliaTreno regionale (IT)“Regional train”. This category is used for trains calling at every stop, or most stops. Previously, regional trains were named treni locali (local trains).JapanJR group\u4e2d\u8ddd\u96e2\u5217\u8eca\u8fd1\u90ca\u5f62\u96fb\u8eca\u30a2\u30fc\u30d0\u30f3\u30cd\u30c3\u30c8\u30ef\u30fc\u30af(\u0101ban nettow\u0101ku) (JA)“Mid-distance Train,” “Suburban Train,” “Urban-Network.” These categories are used for trains calling at less stops than commuter trains in city area, and making every stop in suburb or further.LuxembourgCFLRegionalbunn (LB), RegionalExpressRegionalbunn (“Regional train“) is used for trains calling at nearly every stop, unlike RegionalExpressNetherlandsNS and othersSprinter (NS)\/Stoptrein (others) (NL)“Sprinter” or “Stopping train”. Connects nearby cities, stops at (almost) all stations, the basic local train service.NorwayNSBRegiontog“Regional train”. This term is used by Norges Statsbaner for medium- and long-distance trains: those that do not stop at all stations. Norway has no high-speed trains except for short distances. Long-distance trains have frequent stops, since they are also used for regional travel and do not try to compete with air travel as the railways are winding and slow.PolandPolregioPoci\u0105g REGIO (PL)“REGIO train”PortugalComboios de PortugalComboio Regional (PT)“Comboio Regional” Stops at the stations where a person has bought a ticket to the stop. Connects various towns and villages to big cities around the coast.RomaniaCFRRegioShortened “Regional” (formerly, Personal)SerbiaSerbian RailwaysPutni\u010dki voz (Passenger train)Short-, medium- and long-distance stopping trains, that stop at all stations between two points. These trains are usually the slowest trains in Serbia, but are most commonly used because of their low price comparing to Brzi voz (“Fast train”, stopping only at major stations) and Inter Siti Srbija (“InterCity Serbia”, similar to Brzi voz, except that most are international trains). Most Putni\u010dki voz trains are consisted of one \u017dS 441\/\u017dS 444 locomotive and one to three coaches or \u017dS 412 EMU. There are plans to replace \u017dS 412s with new \u017dS 413 sets. Now its called Regio.SpainRenfe OperadoraMedia Distancia“Medium Distance” (formerly, Regionales).SwedenSJ and othersRegionalt\u00e5g (SV)“Regional train”. The public transport organisations organise both local and regional trains in Sweden, with similar tickets in both cases, with monthly pass prices competitive with car commuting. In some cases single ride tickets are sold mainly by the operator. SJ sells tickets to all regional trains, in parallel with the main operator.SwitzerlandSBB-CFF-FFS and othersRegionalzug (German)Train r\u00e9gional (French)Treno regionale (Italian)“Regional Train”. Replaces the former terms Personenzug (German, “passenger train”) and train omnibus (French) to have a more precise description and basically the same word in all three national languages. Starting in December 2004, the abbreviation Regio was introduced for all languages. Trains named Regio call at every stop.TaiwanTaiwan Railways Administration\u5340\u9593\u8eca (Chinese)Local trains stop at every stations on main lines; exclusive class on passenger branch lines. Trainsets include: EMU500, EMU700, EMU800, and DRC1000.TurkeyTCDDB\u00f6lgesel Tren“Regional Train”. Stops at (almost) all stations, the basic local train service.United Kingdom (Great Britain)British Rail (1982\u20131997)Regional RailwaysTrain services outside London and South East which are not InterCity trains.     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