Sentence examples for improved stations from inspiring English sources

New state-of-the-art trains, more seats, better connections and improved stations will transform travel across London and the south-east.

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"Once complete, Wokingham will have a much improved station which will better serve the needs of passengers for many years to come".

The consortium will invest £140m, partly spent on refurbishing the existing fleet and improving stations.

It will install free, faster Wi-Fi on its trains, and spend more than £20m to improve stations, including waiting rooms, seats and shelters.

On the state's three major rail lines the Erie‐Lackawan na, the Penn Central and the Central Railroad of New Jersey —plans have earmarked $92‐ million to eliminate grade cross ings, $52‐million to improve and extend electrification, $23‐mil lion, to improve stations and expand parking facilities, $12‐ million to get better rail con nections and $10.5‐million to install automatic ticket sys tems.

Transportation experts like Robert Puentes, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who was a co-author of its Amtrak study, said he expected all the states to eventually agree to the cost-sharing arrangement, which will provide more money to upgrade tracks and improve stations.

More than £30m will be invested in improving stations, including Fenchurch Street and Barking.

Sponsorship deals on the London Underground could help improve stations as well as freeze fares, Conservative politicians have said.

Network Rail has assigned £2.3bn of investment to increase the number of seats available and improve stations in the South East.

In March, Network Rail said it had assigned £2.3bn of investment to increase the number of seats available and improve stations in the South East.