The phrase "rail schedule" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a timetable or plan of departure and arrival times for trains. Example: "Please check the rail schedule for the next train to London." Note: In American English, the term "train schedule" is also commonly used.
The vagaries of rail schedules don't apply to them.
The complex interiors of urban railroad stations reflected a rationalization of space, and rail schedules embodied the modernized specialization of standard time.
Origin data, for example, help speed containers through customs and security, and timetables for unloading ships facilitate just-in-time truck and rail scheduling.
That competition is likely to increase in the coming years, since the European Commission recently announced an initiative to standardize the information on rail schedules and prices across member countries, making it easier for travelers to compare the cost of airlines versus the train between two cities.
The NAT Center, as it's known, specializes in the emerging field of time-sensitive transportation simulation: software programs and computer displays developed by Dr. Bragdon at the center allow planners to see exactly how proposed changes in everything from roads and bridges to air and rail schedules affect usage moment by moment.
New York Waterway, which used its ferries on Sept. 11 to evacuate people from the burning ruins of the twin towers area, was also the recipient of millions in federal assistance to provide additional service that could replicate the PATH rail schedules.
The experiments carried out by the authors confirm that a decentralized mechanism can solve some of the technical aspects of the rail scheduling problem and yield to an efficient allocation of tracks.
Italy has two rail schedules: the one printed in the brochure and another, flashing updates, on a board in the station.
A DfT spokesman said: "The Department for Transport is working hard to deliver the ambitious rail franchising schedule that the secretary of state announced on 26 March.
The government hailed the new franchise agreement, which has been reached days an extension to its current franchise was due to expire on 12 October, as "part of the continued successful rollout of the new rail franchising schedule".
