Sentence examples for railway operating from inspiring English sources

According to these standards, British railway safety and standards board (RSSB) built the safety risk model (SRM) based on the accumulated data of railway operating for decades to evaluate the safety state of railway operation and to provide guidance [8].

"For instance, train operators will be able to share our railway operating centres with the signallers that control hundreds of miles of track and be able to deal with problems as they arise.

Apart from a short heritage line, the Heatherslaw Light Railway, operating between Heatherslaw and Etal, the nearest railway station is at Berwick upon Tweed, 17.0 mile to the north east on the East Coast Main Line between London and Edinburgh.

It is now regularly pointed out that the railway operating subsidy is about four times higher under a privatised system than it was in the days of BR.

Extra busses where are you #tubestrike Transport for London has promised to lay on around 250 extra buses, as well as promising to keep the rail services (as well as the DLR and Docklands Railway) operating as normal.

A failure in a single point mechanism causes delays, increased railway operating costs and even fatal accidents.

The Otis Elevating Railway operated from 1892 until 1918.

The S.N.C.F., the French national railway, operates between 12,000 and 14,000 trains a day, carrying up to 3 million passengers.

The railway operated under state ownership into the 21st century, although plans were made to privatize at least a portion of it.

For 800 of its 2,200 feet, the railway operated at an impressive 74 percent grade; passengers would rise with their backs to the mountain for 4 ½ exhilarating minutes, facing west toward the Hudson.

India's state-owned railway operates 7,000 passenger trains and carries some 13 million passengers daily.