Sentence examples for local rail network from inspiring English sources

That is because wandering the streets around Johannesburg Park station is ill-advised and the local rail network is unsafe - the recent film Tsotsi, which depicted a murder on a commuter train, will have put off plenty of would-be rail travellers.

"Bristol's economy and environment suffers from poor public transport; we have high bus fares from a monopoly provider and far too few passenger trains on our local rail network," Mr Williams added.

Transport Scotland manages the local rail network.

Rising traffic congestion led to the creation of the world's first local urban rail network.

Richard Lee, the party's candidate, said UKIP believed the line was "an unaffordable white elephant" and that money could be better spent on upgrading the local and regional rail network.

Public money and a partnership with local government should be fundamental to rail network modernisation, north and south.

From December 2012, only the stretch between Oslo and Jaren are considered part of the commuter rail network, with 1-2 local trains per hour per direction.

The urban transit system in a real city usually has two major components: a sparse express (e.g. rail) network and a dense local (e.g. bus) network.

Before the rail network, as historian Liz McIvor explains, Britain had local time zones.

In Phoenix, local members of the movement are targeting the city's light rail network during the morning rush hour.

The 1830s saw a boom in railway building in England, as local companies seized their chance to establish themselves within a burgeoning national rail network.