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In [[Burgundie]], all railways are owned by the [[Army_of_Burgundie#Army_Corps_of_the_Rails|Army Corps of the Rails]] (15%) and , particularly the national government. This includes the physical track, infrastructure supporting the {{wp|right of ways}}, signal switches, and all other directly related physical infrastructure. The government also operates the signal switches and is responsible for overseeing traffic along the rails, coordinating and prioritizing trains throughout the country and ensuring efficient travel. The vehicles themselves and any railyards responsible for their maintenance and storage are owned by private firms who operate the railways. Accordingly, the [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] rail network operates on a public-private partnership, with the government owning and paying for the maintenance of the physical infrastructure while private companies operate and compete on the public rails. | In [[Burgundie]], all railways are owned by the [[Army_of_Burgundie#Army_Corps_of_the_Rails|Army Corps of the Rails]] (15%) and , particularly the national government. This includes the physical track, infrastructure supporting the {{wp|right of ways}}, signal switches, and all other directly related physical infrastructure. The government also operates the signal switches and is responsible for overseeing traffic along the rails, coordinating and prioritizing trains throughout the country and ensuring efficient travel. The vehicles themselves and any railyards responsible for their maintenance and storage are owned by private firms who operate the railways. Accordingly, the [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] rail network operates on a public-private partnership, with the government owning and paying for the maintenance of the physical infrastructure while private companies operate and compete on the public rails. | ||
===Regulation=== | ===Regulation=== | ||
The publicly owned rail system is operated by the [[ | The publicly owned rail system is operated by the [[National Railroad Service (Burgundie)|National Railroad Service]] ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: ''Service nationale des chemins de fer'' (SNCF)), and the system - as well as all private operators on it - is overseen by the [[Government_of_Burgundie#National_Railroad_Administration|National Railroad Administration]] ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: ''Administration nationale des chemins de fer de Burgundie'' (ANCFB)). | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===To 1865=== | ===To 1865=== | ||