Sentence examples for railway services for from inspiring English sources
The fare structure of January 1941 remained in use following the April 1941 suspension of London Necropolis Railway services, for the occasional funerals conducted by the LNC using the SR's platforms at Waterloo station, but the SR only allowed mourners attending funerals to use these cheap fares and not those visiting the cemetery.
Britain's most troubled rail route has undergone a management shake-up that has seen significant changes at the companies responsible for railway services and for track maintenance on the Great Western line.
The plan to establish a European market for railway services and equipment requires technical regulations for interoperability.
The integrated transport policy scenario assumed on the one hand a slight increase in real user costs for road traffic (passenger and freight) as well as for air transport, and on the other hand reduced real user costs for railway services.
Critically, it also provides with a clear assessment of how the competition measures introduced for the railway services liberalisation affect the overall market share of rail, which is one of the main objectives of the European policy for the sector.
The analysis of the potential competition for passenger railway services is essential at a time where liberalisation is being introduced in Europe and when a debate about this process is still open.
The railway operated its main line between Aberdeen and and two routes west to, connections could be made at both Keith and Elgin for Highland Railway services to Inverness.
The accident triggered an online debate among Egyptians, with many blaming the government for not improving railway services, even after a series of deadly accidents.
If you are travelling intra-city (within a city), try opting for the local railway services.
Passenger trains account for nearly two-thirds of railway services, but produce just one-third of revenues.
However, thus far, no attempt has been made to analyze the reasons for the underperformance of Japanese railway services.
