Ivalice National Railways
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| Ivalice National Railways | |
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| Reporting Mark | INR |
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| Locale | Ivalice, nationwide |
| Dates of operation | 1949– |
| Track gauge | Standard Gauge |
| Headquarters | Koiwai |
The Ivalice National Railways Corporation, more commonly known as INR, consists of the assets and operations of the national railway system in Ivalice. INR lies at the heart of the island's railway network, operating a large proportion of intercity rail service (including the ICS Express high-speed rail lines) and commuter rail service.
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Capital RegionalEdit
The Capital Regional is the local complement service of the ICS Express Capital route. It makes all local stops between Koiwai Southern Avenue and Ivalion Union Station. It is by far the busiest of all INR services, carrying 7.4 million passengers in 2009, more than the combined total of all three ICS Express routes. There are four trains per hour servicing this route, eighteen hours a day. Two trains per hour are all-reserved, two with first class reserved only. Trains generally operate between Koiwai Central Station and Ivalion Union Station with some extended trains to Koiwai Southern Avenue or Luna-Nortegan Station.
