Sentences with phrase «transported via rail»
More freight could be transported via rail as a result.
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Different estimates have put the chance of accidents moving oil via rail at between three and 34 times that of pipeline transport.
Lactalis also utilizes rail transportation when necessary and transports some products between Nampa and Buffalo via intermodal freight transport.
Sections cover the regulations and hazards of transport via truck, rail, ship and aircraft.
Work commenced on the 85 km Akosombo - Tema railway line from the Tema Port to link the Volta Lake via the Akosombo Port, as part of a multi-modal transport system to facilitate the transfer of containerized cargo by rail to and from the Tema Port.
The main route out of the Bakken is via rail tank cars, but concerns about the safety of rail transport abound, ignited by July's fatal tank car disaster in Lac - Megantic, Quebec, that killed 47 and by a December crash in North Dakota that forced almost 2,400 people from their homes.
The small size of the completed module permits component shipment via conventional large object transport such as truck, rail, and barge.
This rail line was a major transportation point for the Port of Maryborough and the sugar cane industry assumed the role via transport.
If you're considering Inter Railing you should think seriously about buying your ticket via their site to support it, as it appears to be run not by a big transport operator but by a small, friendly company of genuine enthusiasts who do an excellent job.
Paddington station is a major transport hub of the city connecting you to other parts of the city via the London tube network and many national locations via National Rail as well as direct trains to Heathrow Airport via the Heathrow Express.
The SEIS concluded that, with or without the KXL pipeline, the Canadian tar sands will be extracted and transported to market, whether by rail or via an alternative pipeline through Canada.
Continuing previous efforts at greening how people get to the Open, either to play or spectate, 60 % of all vehicles transporting players are now hybrids (this year supplied by Mercedes Benz) and 58 % of spectators are now arriving via subway or commuter rail.
One of the arguments used by supporters of the Keystone XL pipeline is that pipelines are safer than transporting the oil via the rail roads, as is currently being done.