Sentence examples for railways planning from inspiring English sources

Both public subsidy and fares are higher than in other countries, and there is no 'guiding mind' overseeing the railways, planning investment and ensuring results.

The Dutch railways plan to increase the amount of trains and their running velocities to avoid overcrowded trains during rush hours.

Of note, there is no high-speed railway planned or in operation along this corridor and, there are national highways parallel to the expressway.

From Morden, the line was to continue on the surface to Sutton sharing part of the route of an unbuilt railway planned from Wimbledon to Sutton.

The Northern Pacific Railway planned to build a trestle bridge over the Narrows to connect its western terminus in Tacoma to the proposed Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Port Orchard.

The club moved to the second Hampden Park, 150 yards from the original, because the Cathcart District Railway planned a new line through the site of the ground's western terrace.

In 1890, the South Kensington and Paddington Subway (SK&PS), a proposed cut-and-cover railway planned to run from South Kensington to Paddington station, offered to purchase the under-used pedestrian subway for use as the first section of its tunnel.

But in 1971 his ability to speak English was crucial to a huge railway project planned between Tanzania and Zambia.

It constitutes the fourth phase of the classical Railway Planning Process, after Network design, Line Planning and Services Scheduling/Timetabling.

Timetabling is the third stage in the classical hierarchical railway planning process.

Although the planning issues strongly differ from each other, Europe can learn a lot from North American railway planning models.