Sentences with phrase «over railway transport»

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Every day, millions of trucks, trains, airplanes, ships and barges move over our highways, local roads, railways, navigable waterways, and pipelines, transporting millions of tons of raw materials and finished products from the entire spectrum of our economy.

Trundling over gigantic glaciers, through burrowing tunnels and across ice cold, glimmering lakes, the Jungfrau Railway is a masterclass of structural design, navigating its way to places no other form of transport can.

But the railway would cease in 1973, when the old machines, already then over 100 years old, had whistled for the last time when transporting the gravel.

However, after the second Anglo - Boer War of 1899, the wagon industry collapsed and railways took over the transport of all goods.

If the stuff you what to haul won't fit into your aircraft, your ground transport vehicles, or over your highways and railways; and you're not in a real hurry to ship it, then the cargo airship begins to make economic and fuel efficient sense.

The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) represents over 80,000 members working across the transport industry including on buses and road freight, mainline and underground railways, as well as shipping and Transport Workers (RMT) represents over 80,000 members working across the transport industry including on buses and road freight, mainline and underground railways, as well as shipping and transport industry including on buses and road freight, mainline and underground railways, as well as shipping and offshore.