Sentence examples for freight links from inspiring English sources

With most of New York City cut off by water from the mainland United States, it has a paucity of direct rail freight links to the rest of the nation.

In what is the biggest modernisation of our railways since the Victorian era, this investment will mean faster journeys, more seats, better access to stations, greater freight links and a truly world-class rail network.

He said: "This investment will mean faster journeys, more seats, better access to stations, greater freight links and a truly world-class rail network".

Meanwhile, the West Australian Greens are calling for the Perth freight link project to be suspended.

"Despite committing over $900m to this project, and despite the Infrastructure Australia evaluation of the freight link being completed, nothing is publicly available.

The Liberal party has taken a hammering in Fremantle – held by Labor on a margin of 4.8% – because of its handling of the proposed Perth Freight Link, the final route of which is yet to be resolved.

The federal government has refused a Senate order to release key planning documents for the controversial Perth freight link after the West Australian government denied permission for the documents to be made public.

And when Guardian Australia sits down with Keogh, the 33-year-old opens with five minutes talking at a fair clip about roads and freight planning, particularly the $1.6bn Perth Freight Link, which is proposed to cut through suburbs to the north of the Canning electoral boundary and head for the port in Fremantle.

Abbott was in Perth to announce a $500m funding package for the state's major road building projects, including the controversial Perth Freight Link, the extension of the Mitchell Freeway, and the construction of a new interchange on the Reid Highway at Malaga Drive.

He's a strong campaigner against the state government's proposed privatisation of Fremantle Port, as well as the $1.9bn Perth Freight Link, for which Turnbull last month committed an additional $260m to build a tunnel to help it actually reach the port.

Freight Link international courier services, based in Russia, adopted the Pony Express trademark and a logo similar to that of the USPS.