Sentence examples for rail passage from inspiring English sources

Metro-North sells UniTickets, combining boat and rail passage.

On Monday, a new rail passage across the Pyrenees mountains was inaugurated between Figueres, in Spain, and Perpignan, on the French side — a significant step toward completing a cross-border, high-speed rail link connecting Paris, Barcelona and Madrid.

"About half was through traffic," Mr. Bentley said, cars carrying freight destined not for New York City and its environs but for further land rail passage to areas like upstate New York and New England.

Services and products provided by ATI include travel consultation, pre-arranged tours, custom packages, reservations for lodging, rental cars, rail passage, etc. ATI seeks to differentiate itself as the premier adventure travel agency in the greater Woodville area.

The project, two new rail passages under the Hudson River, would have vastly improved the region's economy, the environment and the lives of millions of commuters.

The LOS standards can be taken as the reference for designing and evaluating the urban rail transit passages.

On the basis of the survey results, the study proposed six LOS design standards for Beijing urban rail transit passages.

Referring to the method of passengers' perceptions on pedestrian facilities in urban rail transit and the survey idea of stated preference, a questionnaire on the basis of the perception has been conducted to explore the LOS for passages in urban rail transit.

A motorized cart on metal rails ensured quick passage, while a steel elevator hidden beneath the floor tiles in a warehouse made the 40-foot descent to the tunnel's entrance feel like the slow drop into an unregulated mine shaft.

Rolling contact fatigue damage is accumulated in rails during the repeated passage of trains over the rails, and an incipient crack may initiate due to the rolling contact fatigue.

Every train passage contributes to the deterioration of rail joints, causing visible (e.g. battered rails) and less obvious (e.g. loose bolts) damage.