Links

Important Monorail websites

• ALWEG website. A wonderful site about the history of the original concrete beam monorail, by Reinhard Krischer.
• ALWEG Bahn. In German, includes many new images from original test tracks.
• American Monorail Project. Organized to create a monorail industry in the USA.
• Bologna Marconi Express. Airport to rail station shuttle using solar power. (in Italian)
• Chiba Monorail. World's first dual-guideway Safege system, in Japanese.
• Chongqing Monorail. Mostly in Chinese. Many art renderings and construction photos of China's 1st Alweg-type monorail.
• Daegu Monorail. South Korea's first major monorail system.
• Dortmund Germany
  
  • The H-Bahn at Dortmund University of Technology.
  • Dortmund H-Bahn The site is in German and it has terrific illustrations and photographs of this suspended monorail built by Siemens.
  • H-Bahn Video
• Düsseldorf Sky-Train. Siemens suspended monorail connects terminal, parking and rail.
• Futrex System 21. Monobeam system, one-third scale test track developed.
• Innovative Transportation Technologies. Dedicated to all types of unique transportation modes, including Monorails of course!
• Jacksonville Skyway. Bombardier UMIII monorail system in Florida coastal city.
• Japan Monorail Association. In Japanese.
• Kitakyushu Monorail. Official site of first high-floor monorail system, in Japanese.
• Lartigue Monorailway. History of the Ballybunion-Listowel system and featuring the restored train and track.
• Las Vegas Monorail. Official site of the Bombardier M-VI system.
• Monorail Society YouTube Channel. Video; lots of it!
• Newark AirTrain. Monorail link from Newark International Airport to Amtrak station.
• Okinawa Monorail. Newest monorail in Japan (in Japanese).
• Osaka Monorail. Japanese site with some good pictures.
• Qom Monorail - Mapna Group Qom Monorail - Kayson Inc.Iran's first major monorail system.
• RUF System. Drive a special car onto monorail track and speed to your destination.
• Seattle Center Monorail. Seattle's classic Alweg.
• Shonan Monorail. World's first Safege monorail system.
• Tama Monorail. Alweg-based system that has negotiates very interesting terrain. In Japanese.
• Tokyo Disney Resort Line. The largest Disney monorail trains in the world.
• Tokyo Monorail. In English and Japanese. Includes some terrific pictures.
• Tokyo Monorail webcam. Located at Haneda International Terminal.
• Wuppertal Schwebebahn. Official website of the classic suspended railway.
• Wuppertal Schwebebahn. Behind the scenes images from Peter Bosbach.
• Wuppertal Schwebebahn-Daniel A. Rehbein. Wonderful assortment of photos in several sizes, including behind-the-scene shop pictures.