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We've read it for youThe art of communicating
A growing railway needs to communicate both with customers and other users if it is to improved efficiency still further says Richard Parsons
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We've read it for youSwitzerland: the world’s best transport system?
Malcolm Bulpitt, Editor of the Swiss Railway Society’s magazine Swiss Express, argues how Switzerland has, arguably, the world’s most efficient rail system
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Last mile logistics
Howard Knott shows how ‘Last Mile’ logistics is being used in cities to meet the European Union’s 2030 greenhouse gas emissions target
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We've read it for youRail demand enjoys a golden autumn
Patronage on Britain’s railways rose by almost 7% in the final quarter of 2014, with growth hitting a five-year high, according to the latest statistics
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DB launches London route
DB has launched a year-round Dusseldorf-London intercity coach route
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National Express Group tipped for biggest German rail contract
The British-based rail and bus operating group is said to be ahead of Deutsche Bahn in the race to win contracts to run revamped Rhine-Ruhr Express services
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We've read it for youBritish Transport Police should stay independent
General Secretary Mick Whelan responds to Scottish Government’s announcement that the British Transport Police in Scotland will be subsumed by Police Scotland
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We've read it for youChina: China still out in front
By April 2015, China's high speed network had reached 19,245km - a feat of construction unequalled in the history of the modern railway
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USA: Texan Link could be first US true high speed project
A fascinating article by UK career railwayman Chris Gibb, a consultant adviser to Texan Central
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Kuala Lumpur-Singapore may be next
Plans for a new 336km high speed line between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore are "firming up" says RGI
