Sentences with phrase «rail networks into»

Both the Canadian National Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway have extensive rail networks into the United States and have been promoting what the industry often calls a «pipeline on rails» to serve the oil sands.

«Crossrail will significantly increase the capacity of the rail network into and across London and relieve congestion and overcrowding on the existing Rail and Underground networks to meet the substantial growth in demand for travel over the coming decades.

Not exact matches

This is an easier way of putting cryptocurrency to work today than disrupting the legacy payments rails (hard, long - term problem), or even integrating Bitcoin into networks such as Tor.

Well, yes I can imagine him running Network Rail for a FEW hours, that is until all the trains smash into one another, killing everyone.

The party has commissioned feasibility work into three schemes, the first of which would be the construction of a French TGV - style high - speed rail network running from London to Scotland, carrying trains travelling at about 180 miles per hour.

Engineers from Network Rail drove two rows of foundation piles into the sloping bedrock and is to install 3000t of concrete as part of the # 23M restoration.

There is welcome investment going into transport in London and into the national rail network, but the relentless rise in fares risks many people no longer being able to afford to use the network.

'' We are missing opportunities until the rail trail network is in place in Ulster County» At what point does the use of the term «monopoly» come into play in defining trail advocates?

Nonetheless the next Tory government will green the tax system (after kicking green taxation into the long grass for the duration of the recession), stop the expansion of Heathrow, begin exploratory work on a high speed rail network and also oversee an innovative energy efficiency scheme that will see future reduced home energy bills pay for insulation measures now.

Corbyn said he would take each line back into public ownership when the franchise expired and improve Network Rail assets through a national investment bank, partly funded by quantitative easing.

Patrick Hallgate, Network Rail's managing director for the Western route, said: «Our Great Western Electrification Programme will bring Brunel's railway into the 21st century, by electrifying the main line that runs from London Paddington to Swansea in preparation for the arrival of a new fleet of electric trains.

The 60 - mile (96.5 km) line was opened in 1903 to connect Shimla with the rest of the Indian rail network and it has been carrying passengers ever since on the wonderful journey up into the mountains.

This allows passengers to be alerted to any disruptions and re-plan their journey immediately, giving unprecedented transparency into the rail network and making the lives of every rail passenger easier.

The freight rail network in North America is being turned into a conduit for crude oil from the landlocked Canadian tar - sands and the Bakken Shale, as construction timelines and permitting decisions are awaited for new pipelines.

The rail network was once owned by the Government, but has since been privatised and split into countless smaller companies, all of whom seem to be competing in an incompetence competition.

The issue of whether it is discriminatory to enhance maternity pay but not shared parental pay remains unresolved by the higher courts, but this decision ought to prompt employers to review their policies about enhanced pay to avoid falling into the trap that Network Rail did, and also to ensure that there is parity between the provisions of any policies relating to shared parental leave in general.

Investment is pouring into high - speed rail networks and improved roads.

You need to take into consideration hold ups in the travel network whether you are traveling by road, rail or air.