Sentences with phrase «by railroads because»

The MTA has said that storing equipment between tracks is often employed by railroads because it can make repairs quicker.

Not exact matches

The railroads are in trouble today not because that need was filled by others (cars, trucks, airplanes, and even telephones) but because it was not filled by the railroads themselves.

Use of railroad corridors was taken out of consideration because there was not enough width for two lines and use is prohibited by state law.

Esopus officials say they are also concerned because the town already has railroad lines that carry hazardous materials through the town, as well as being bordered by the Hudson River, which carries oil barge traffic.

It is known as a railroad town because the world's largest railroad classification yard, the Bailey Yard owned by Union Pacific Railroad, is located in Northrailroad town because the world's largest railroad classification yard, the Bailey Yard owned by Union Pacific Railroad, is located in Northrailroad classification yard, the Bailey Yard owned by Union Pacific Railroad, is located in NorthRailroad, is located in North Platte.

By 1974, Judd purchased what remained of a former Army compound between Marfa's main highway and the Southern Pacific Railroad Track, referring to this space as both The Block, because the property takes up a whole city block, and La Mansana de Chinati, in reference to the Chinati Mountains south of Marfa.

certain places defined by law as not needing signs because signage would be impracticable and it should be obvious - military bases, power plants, railroads, national borders, yada yada

Note that Amtrak is known for its travel delays, perhaps because it is utilized by an average of 78,000 passengers commuting on up to 300 routes daily or simply because its tracks are privately owned railroads.

It is known as a railroad town because the world's largest railroad classification yard, the Bailey Yard owned by Union Pacific Railroad, is located in Northrailroad town because the world's largest railroad classification yard, the Bailey Yard owned by Union Pacific Railroad, is located in Northrailroad classification yard, the Bailey Yard owned by Union Pacific Railroad, is located in NorthRailroad, is located in North Platte.

Because there was already a post office by the name of Oak Ridge, this one had to be named Oak Park, and the railroad station was named in accordance.

I found the bird picture in an antique store, I was drawn to it because it reminded me of my Gramma, who adored her feather friends ~ The 3 lanterns were ones used by The Husband's father when he worked for the railroad... he loves them ~