Sentence examples for break of gauge from inspiring English sources

He visited Australia in 1886, where he made some remarks on the break of gauge difficulty.

These efforts have a long way to go, given challenges of driving interoperability standards to address the break of gauge.

This resulted in a break of gauge that forced all passengers and goods to change trains if travelling between the south-west and the North.

In the 1960s the break of gauge at Albury was eliminated, with the opening of the North East standard gauge line in 1962.

In 1994 the National Rail Corporation was established, taking profitable steel, and intermodal trafficks from V/Line; and the Melbourne to Adelaide standard gauge line was opened in 1995 moving the break of gauge.

To solve the challenge of the break-of-gauge, the entire station area had dual gauge with both and.

The Shepparton line was built from Mangalore to Shepparton in 1880 and extended to the New South Wales Government Railways at Tocumwal at a break-of-gauge in 1908.

The North East line originated from a suburban line to Essendon in 1860, being extended to Wodonga by 1873, connecting with the New South Wales Government Railways at Albury at a break-of-gauge in 1883.

The main northeast line reached Wodonga in 1873, and was connected to Albury at a break-of-gauge in 1883, and the Melbourne-Shepparton railway line was extended to Tocumwal in 1908.

In 1883 the first connection to another State's rail system was made, when the Albury-Wodonga line was completed to the New South Wales Government Railways' station at Albury, requiring a break-of-gauge to New South Wales' (standard gauge).

The majority of the railways of Victoria are of broad gauge, presenting break-of-gauge difficulties when connections were made with New South Wales which uses the standard gauge.