Sentence examples for Conventional railway from inspiring English sources

Until now, ministers have claimed that upgrades to the conventional railway would be delivered alongside HS2.

The federal and Bavarian governments are in favour, but the local mayor is not: he prefers a conventional railway which would serve non-airport traffic too.

There is a need to establish guidelines for conventional railway noise in Japan.

It was designed technically independently from the conventional railway: the line was built with the 1435 mm international standard gauge, electrified with 25 kV AC, and structure and loading gauges larger than one used for the conventional railway.

The opening of Shinkansen high-speed railways (see the next subsection) has affected the conventional railway largely since the 1990s.

It is easy to observe that the conventional railway is comparable to the expressway in terms of network length.

Outlying sections of the system usually emerge aboveground, becoming conventional railways or elevated transit lines.

Eurotunnel's risk analysis claims the tunnel will be more than 20 times safer than conventional railways.

The results show that, although dose-response values to conventional railways and road traffic are almost the same, conventional railways are slightly more annoying.

In short, the expressways have a more robust long-term planning scheme compared to that of conventional railways.

The conventional railways, national highways, transport ports and civil airports have no such blueprint comparable to the high-speed railway and expressway.