| The leader fails to supervise subordinates applicably. The leader inconsistently recruits, trains, supports, or retains highly competent personnel. |
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| The alfa Team trains with specialists from Russia, according to former Russian military intelligence officer Boris Volodarsky. |
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| Congress is mulling a bill that would allow pets to ride along with their owners on Amtrak trains. |
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| Around 2010, Eurostar ordered ten trains from Siemens based on its Velaro product. |
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| When the line was extended to Ventnor, the same number of trains ran, and the journey time Ryde to Ventnor was 30 minutes. |
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| There have been a number of operators interested in running trains through the tunnel and along High Speed 1 to London. |
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| In 1867 it was decided to run 14 trains each way on weekdays, and this put a strain on the engine power available to the line. |
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| An accident took place on 15 April 1871 when two trains collided head on in the single line section near Sandown. |
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| By 1936 this was again enhanced to 38 trains running throughout, as well as nine between Ryde and Sandown or Shanklin. |
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| It was claimed in 1935 that Smallbrook Junction was the busiest single line junction in the country with 12 trains per hour in summer. |
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| In October 2016 it was announced that Nexus was to submit a bid to the Department for Transport in order to gain funding for new trains. |
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| Additional trains ran on these lines during peak hours to increase the frequency at the busier stations. |
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| The Class 483 trains entered service on the island in 1989, originally painted in the standard Network SouthEast livery. |
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| At the terminals the shuttle trains traverse a figure eight to reduce uneven wear on the wheels. |
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| They would usually get on trucks, which would then get onto the freight trains. |
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| Except at the four bigger stations of the city, Hauptbahnhof, Dammtor, Altona and Harburg regional trains do not stop inside the city. |
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| There are frequent ICE trains to other German cities, including Frankfurt am Main and Berlin. |
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| Nearby Bonn is linked by both the Stadtbahn and main line railway trains, and occasional recreational boats on the Rhine. |
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| Using electricity as motive power for railroads will do away with fuel trains, tenders, coal handling, water, and all that. |
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| The primary Tver' Railway Station has a locomotive and car shed, allowing it to service both passenger and cargo trains. |
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| It also provides at least hourly trains to all other major cities in Belgium, as well as to Lille, France. |
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| Railways, transatlantic steamships, municipal trams, electric trains were all pioneered in Liverpool as modes of mass transit. |
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| SuperVia connects the city of Rio with other locations in Greater Rio de Janeiro with surface trains. |
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| In the colonial era and up until railroads were built in key areas, mule trains were the main mode of transporting goods. |
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| The narrow, slippery road in the mountain mists was treacherous for mule trains, and in some cases mules were hoisted by ropes. |
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| Rarely, smallpox has been spread by virus carried in the air in enclosed settings such as buildings, buses, and trains. |
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| The APT project was abandoned, but the HST design entered service as the British Rail Classes 253, 254 and 255 trains. |
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| Ships were the fastest vehicles at the time, as trains and automobiles were still being developed. |
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| The tracks continue north of Poughkeepsie as Amtrak trains run further north to Albany. |
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| This is used by international only passenger trains for the Eurostar service, using British Rail Class 373 trains. |
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| Trenitalia runs trains between the railway stations within the city, and to other destinations around Italy and Europe. |
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| Granville Woods had 35 patents to improve electric railway systems, including the first system to allow moving trains to communicate. |
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| More recent inventors include Frederick McKinley Jones, who invented the movable refrigeration unit for food transport in trucks and trains. |
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| Commuter trains operated multiple routes around Christchurch and Dunedin, plus a service between Invercargill and Bluff. |
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| The year 1998 was alive with graffiti and trains pulling up with dubs on their sides. |
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| Most migrants from Mississippi took trains directly north to Chicago and often settled near former neighbors. |
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| CrossCountry trains serve destinations in Yorkshire, the Midlands and the South West. |
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| Goods were transported around the country by clothiers who visited the village with their trains of packhorses. |
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| Six years later, in 1863, the rail seemed as perfect as ever, although some 700 trains had passed over it daily. |
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| During World War II, the line carried many trains to and from the Bicester Military Railway. |
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| When the telegraph became available, companies built telegraph lines along the railroads to keep track of trains. |
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| Fully automatic mechanical lathes, employing cams and gear trains for controlled movement, are called screw machines. |
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| War has been made splendid in all its red-handedness chiefly because it trains to teamwork and develops devotion to the group. |
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| After its reopening on 27 April 2010, it was used by mainline trains again. |
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| In the 1860s, when trains started running through the tunnel, the shaft was used for ventilation. |
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| Longer term plans include the procurement of an entirely new fleet of trains and further extensions to the system. |
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| Long freight trains are a problem if the passing stretches are not long enough. |
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| Passing loops may also be used to allow trains heading in the same direction at different speeds to overtake. |
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| Whilst the line was being built, the directors were trying to decide whether to use standing engines or locomotives to propel the trains. |
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| When the line was finally opened in 1830, it was planned for a procession of eight trains to travel from Liverpool to Manchester and back. |
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| Also reclaiming a railway corridor to use trains again, that have become bike paths, limits the use of double tracks. |
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| Huge crowds lined the track at Liverpool to watch the trains depart for Manchester. |
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| On single track, when trains meet, the train that shall not stop often uses the straight path in the turnout, which can be left or right. |
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| However, a large crowd had gathered in Manchester to see the trains arrive, and was beginning to become unruly. |
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| By the time the trains reached the outskirts of Manchester the crowd had become hostile and was spilling onto the tracks. |
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| Several of the proposed routes would require trams as opposed to the current light rail trains. |
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| Wellington refused to get off the train, and ordered that the trains return to Liverpool. |
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| Mechanical failures and an inability to turn the locomotives meant that most of the trains were unable to leave Manchester. |
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| The gathering of the dignitaries at the station and the departure of the trains was a major event. |
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| Northumbrian slowed periodically to allow the seven trains on the northern track to parade past it, but generally ran ahead of the other trains. |
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| Men ran along the track in both directions to tell the other trains not to proceed. |
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| Meanwhile, back at Parkside the other seven trains had come to a halt following the accident. |
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| For example, adjacent tracks of a double line might have to be shut down to avoid collisions with trains on those adjacent tracks. |
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| Hostile crowds spilled onto the track, forcing the trains to slow to a crawl. |
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| At the local train stations, the express trains pass through the station at full speed. |
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| As darkness fell it began to rain, and the drivers, fearing for the safety of the trains in the dark and wet, slowed the train further. |
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| Although some of the crowds lining the route were now dispersing, many others had remained to see the trains return. |
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| Down trains follow the route of the old branch line, while up trains follow a more gently graded new construction through a tunnel. |
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| The Gwardia Ludowa destroyed around 200 German trains during the war, and indiscriminately threw hand grenades into places frequented by Germans. |
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| In quadruple track, trains are sorted in various ways in order to make maximum use of track capacity. |
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| The first trains were drawn by Stephenson engines imported from Great Britain. |
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| Recently Commuters can currently board MBTA trains at the South Attleboro stop, located off Newport Avenue just over the state line. |
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| The station serves trains run by Northern to Oxenholme on the West Coast Main Line. |
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| In the 1950s three trains a day made round trips between Severn Tunnel Junction and Pilning. |
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| Workington manufactured 'Pacer' railbus and 'Sprinter' type commuter trains and Leyland National buses. |
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| The bodyshells of the 'Pacer' trains were based on the National bus design, designed as a cheap stopgap by British Rail. |
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| By 1917, the entire line had been converted and trains were running along the whole length. |
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| Today, there are 120,000 passengers each year with up to 16 trains daily in summer. |
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| Until 1964, trains were forced to follow a sharp curve along a contour in order to avoid steep gradients. |
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| When a quadruple track line divides to different destinations part way along, trains need to be sorted by their destination. |
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| On peak days in the summer months, two trains depart each end of the line per hour. |
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| Setting down is permitted only from trains travelling from Ravenglass, and picking up is permitted only on trains to Ravenglass. |
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| Ravenglass is served by Ravenglass railway station on the Cumbrian Coast railway line, with trains to Carlisle and Lancaster. |
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| Creating passages for trains up steep hills and through mountain regions offers many obstacles which call for special technical solutions. |
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| Sometimes the trains were the sole mode of transport in the passages between the work sites and the mine entrance. |
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| The Severn Valley Railway has even operated a few goods trains on a commercial basis. |
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| The FR's weekdays passenger service in July 1922 comprised eight trains in each direction. |
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| Passenger trains and freight trains can be separated with each different track. |
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| Balloon loops can be useful for passenger trains and unit freight trains, such as coal trains. |
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| These coordinate bus services, local trains and light rail in their regions. |
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| This was such a major event in the area that extra trains were provided to bring visitors to the town from miles around. |
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| The Choir School educates and trains the choirboys who sing for services in the Abbey. |
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| The station is one of the busiest in England outside London, with over 900 trains and 50,000 passengers passing through every day. |
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| It has connections to the East Coast Main Line, trains to Leeds, Doncaster, and stations towards London King's Cross. |
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| CrossCountry trains go to Newcastle upon Tyne, Edinburgh, Birmingham and the South West. |
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| East Midlands Trains also run trains via Sheffield, Leicester to St Pancras International. |
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| From 1864, trains ran to Carlisle Citadel station, and the old London Road station was closed. |
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| There is no evidence inside the tunnel that trains operated inside, other than the shape of the tunnel. |
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| Transport Minister Stephen Hammond said that building a new tunnel would be a better option should the route ever be used again for trains. |
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| It will allow four more trains an hour to be timetabled to Oxford Road including a second freight to Trafford Park. |
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| Yoga is a Hindu discipline which trains the body, mind and consciousness for health, tranquility and spiritual insight. |
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| TransPennine Express runs trains 24 hours a day, including through New Year's Eve night. |
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| After the merger, London trains were carried on the shorter Midland Counties route. |
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| Since GN trains took precedence on its own lines, MR passengers were becoming more and more delayed. |
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| Cars can also be carried on Eurotunnel Shuttle trains between Folkestone and Calais. |
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| It remains one of the most popular railway routes in the UK for charter trains and specials. |
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| An agreement was reached over station access, enabling the Midland to attach through carriages to LNWR trains at Ingleton. |
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| The summit at Aisgill is the highest point reached by main line trains in England. |
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| These Wykehamists have the kind of mind that likes to relax by composing Alcaics on the moving parts of their toy trains. |
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| Additional festival trains are provided to Castle Cary railway station, mostly from London Paddington. |
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| According to Network Rail, an additional 4,000 train services operated during the Games, and train operators ran longer trains during the day. |
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| Teignmouth Shotokan Karate Club was established in 1984 and trains twice weekly at Teignmouth Community College. |
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| WfH trains volunteers to lead free health walks from community venues such as libraries and GP surgeries. |
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| The trains run on two addtional rails and pick up current by means of shoegear making sliding contact with the conductor rails. |
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| Then, as though he could hurry the trains East, he put a special delivery stamp on it. |
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| In the fall, regiments of straw-suitcased small-town high-school graduates were disgorged from the trains in Garden Prairie. |
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| Japan, Spain, China and Germany are among those with superspeedy trains that rival air travel and easily eclipse the irritations of a car trip. |
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| What steps do development engineers follow when adding new feature code? How do they support different software versions or release trains? |
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| Northbound trains originating near the Ohio River faced a 26-mile climb upgrade to Flushing. |
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| Called Ab Initio training, the procedure takes complete novices and trains them at breakneck speed. |
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| The main railway operator is DSB for passenger services and DB Schenker Rail for freight trains. |
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| For example, each of the sub-hulls generates its own wave train, and the wave trains interact in the space between hulls. |
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| He covers wave-current interactions, fluid kinematics for wave trains, solitary water waves, breaking waves, and modeling tsunamis. |
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| The resulting mix of currents produces water features called holes, wave trains and haystacks. |
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| Ireland's special forces include the Army Ranger Wing, which trains and operates with international special operations units. |
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| Clapham Junction is the busiest station in Europe by the number of trains passing. |
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| When the Cornwall Railway connected the line to Plymouth, their trains ran to the present station above the city centre. |
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| Since privatisation, around 20 Train Operating Companies operate the passenger trains. |
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| It takes less than two hours to get to York from London by rail, with at least 25 direct trains each weekday. |
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| The Cambrian Line crosses the centre of Wales, with trains from Shrewsbury to Welshpool, Aberystwyth and Pwllheli. |
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| Single carriage trains are pushed up the mountain by either steam locomotives or diesel locomotives. |
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| The Carriage and Wagon Works continues to build trains under Bombardier Transportation. |
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| Virgin Trains East Coast and the Caledonian Sleeper operate direct trains to London. |
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| By now the gauge war was lost and mixed gauge was brought to Paddington in 1861, allowing through passenger trains from London to Chester. |
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| The Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened a year later making exclusive use of steam power for passenger and goods trains. |
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| This was to further inform the public or track workers of any active trains. |
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| Operating agreements with other companies also allowed GWR trains to run to Manchester. |
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| They needed to renew the rolling stock, mostly with steam locomotives designed for accelerated passenger trains. |
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| In the Netherlands, the first electric trains made their appearance in 1908 from Rotterdam to The Hague. |
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| As electric and diesel trains performed so well, the decline of steam started just after World War II and in 1958 steam traction ended. |
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| Over the years, steam locomotives have become a very popular subject for the representation of trains as toys. |
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| Many toy trains based on steam locomotives are made, thereby making the image iconic with trains to children. |
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| During the eighties it was apparent that additional trains would be needed. |
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| Work on the new trains would begin shortly thereafter with the units entering service from 2011 onwards. |
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| Used for Spoil trains from Magheramorne to shores of Belfast Lough as well as shunting, passenger and freight. |
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| One of the major challenges that NIR has faced is the limited number of trains available for service at peak times. |
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| And today there are more members in the trade union, more train drivers, and more trains running. |
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| In 1864 the post of Superintendent of the Line was created to oversee the running of the trains. |
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| Several changes were proposed including a shift to regional operators owning the track and trains for their regions. |
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| The Cheap Trains Act 1883 resulted in the provision of workmen's trains at special low fares at certain times of the day. |
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| This has led to the growth in companies offering charter trains, and to the railtour. |
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| Then, with a shock like a thousand goods trains crashing into a thousand pairs of buffers, the lips of rock closed. |
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| The line would be operative and trains moving onto the classic track WCML while phase 2 is built. |
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| The line will be used intensively with 15 trains per hour travelling to and from Euston. |
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| As all trains will be travelling at the same speed, capacity is increased as faster trains have no need to reduce speed for slower trains. |
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| The line is only for high speed passenger trains eliminating slow freight and commuter trains. |
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| These trains had special retractable steps that could be used at stations with lower platforms than was usual in England. |
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| The proposed connection would be built to GC loading gauge and would not be suitable for trains running at high speed. |
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| Passenger traffic was the main source of revenue for the GWR when it first opened but goods were also carried in separate trains. |
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| The first goods wagons to be fitted with vacuum brakes were those that ran in passenger trains carrying perishable goods such as fish. |
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| In the eastern section, Maryland and Manor Park will not have platform extensions, so trains will use selective door opening instead. |
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| Crossrail has stated that the new trains will be based on existing designs to minimise costs associated with development. |
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| The contract covers the supply, delivery and maintenance of 65 new trains and a depot at Old Oak Common. |
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| The trains are being built at Bombardier's Litchurch Lane manufacturing facility in Derby. |
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| Under this scheme, all Crossrail trains would continue west of Paddington, instead of some of them terminating there. |
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| Recognising a kindred spirit, he trains her as his apprentice and subsequently marries her. |
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| The area is served by London Overground trains at New Cross and New Cross Gate. |
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| Cheap tickets were offered and excursion trains operated to popular destinations and special events such as the 1851 Great Exhibition. |
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| External border controls are located at roads crossing a border, at airports, at seaports and on board trains. |
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| The day started with a procession of eight trains setting out from Liverpool. |
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| The speed of trains, as well as the number of passengers that crossed multiple borders, made enforcement of passport laws difficult. |
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| Goods and people are also smuggled across seas hidden in containers, and overland hidden in cars, trucks, and trains. |
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| On average there were about 40 coal trains a day, hauling 28 waggons with a weight of 116 tons. |
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| The goal was to enable the railway by 2010 to handle 30 trains in each direction, each one up to 71 cars long. |
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| By 2005, the maximum weight of the trains using the line had already been increased from 4,000 to 6,300 tons. |
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| Trains are fuller under Amtrak, but it is thought to be largely because there are fewer trains. |
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| Nowadays, the only way to reach trains at Leuchars or to connect other towns in Fife is the Stagecoach bus station located near the town centre. |
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| After this project is completed, it will no longer be possible to run trains into or out of Manchester Liverpool Road station. |
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| There are three trains per hour from Birmingham New Street to London Euston. |
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| In 1854 there were five or six trains a day between Darlington and Redcar and three a day between Darlington and Frosterly. |
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| On summer weekends trains from Glasgow Central also operate to Paignton, Penzance and Newquay. |
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| The Ipswich chord was opened at the end of March 2014 allowing trains to run without reversing from Felixstowe towards the Midlands. |
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| The Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened in 1830 making exclusive use of steam power for both passenger and freight trains. |
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| With the aim of increasing speed and reliability steam trains were replaced with electric and diesel traction. |
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| Initial services were three outward and inwards trains each, reaching Boxmoor in just over an hour. |
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| By 1845, 140 people were working there and trains began to run late because of a lack of capacity. |
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| Transport Scotland came up with a new livery which will be applied to all of Scotland's trains, when they went into maintenance. |
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| The remaining money came from three English railways, who ran trains from London over NBR tracks. |
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| Special trains were run from Edinburgh and Dunfermline, and a steamer ran to Leith in the summer. |
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| The route availability code is RA8, but freight trains above a certain size must not pass each other on the bridge. |
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| South of Darlington, trains take the 1887 line before joining the original 1825 route to Stockton at the site of Oak Tree Junction. |
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| Regular trains operate from Merthyr Tydfil railway station to Cardiff Queen Street and Cardiff Central. |
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| Historically, trains operated by Southern Pacific Lines ran from San Francisco to Los Angeles, via Palo Alto and San Jose. |
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| The trains using the line were operated by Great Western Railway who had part funded the original railway. |
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| The station, and all trains serving it, are operated by Arriva Trains Wales on the West Wales Line. |
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| It is the terminus, and from here, trains depart every two hours to Manchester Piccadilly via Carmarthen, Swansea, and Cardiff Central. |
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| The station is closed, and trains run fast through what remains of the station. |
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| A Hitachi train plant opened in September 2015 at Newton Aycliffe to build trains for the Intercity Express Programme. |
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| Platforms 3 and 4 are divided into 'A' and 'B' sections and are capable of holding two local trains or a single HST train. |
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| Platform 6 is used by Valley Lines trains to the north and east of Cardiff and to the Valleys. |
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| Some of the Arriva Trains Wales boat trains to and from Fishguard Harbour commence at Cardiff Central. |
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| This would also see investment in new trains and continued improvements to stations. |
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| Generally trains run from one line to another, joining at Cardiff Central eliminating the need for changing trains there. |
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| In many cases the replacement bus services were slower and less convenient than the trains they were meant to replace, and so were unpopular. |
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| Birmingham Moor Street and Birmingham Snow Hill form the northern termini for Chiltern Railways express trains running from London Marylebone. |
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| Consequently, trains with onboard nuclear generators were generally deemed unfeasible due to prohibitive costs. |
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| They do not develop as much starting tractive effort as a freight unit but are able to haul heavier trains than a passenger engine. |
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| Some trains between London and Bristol do not call at Didcot Parkway and very few stop at Slough. |
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| Fast trains from Paddington to London Heathrow Airport are operated by Heathrow Airport Holdings as the Heathrow Express. |
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| The main lines are mostly used by the faster trains and are on the south side of the route. |
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| Between Didcot and Royal Wootton Bassett there are a series of passing loops lines to allow fast trains to overtake slower ones. |
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| Ten people were killed, including the drivers of both trains, and 82 others were injured. |
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| Paddington is the terminus for suburban trains to West London and the Thames Valley, also operated by Great Western Railway. |
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| Platforms 1, 2 and 3 with First Great Western trains for the West of England and Wales. |
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| It was completed in 1840, and as well as carrying goods the trains made limited passenger trips from the very beginning. |
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| Passengers can change at Dovey Junction railway station for trains to Pwllheli. |
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| It also secured a contract to operate trains from Leeuwarden to Harlingen Haven and to Stavoren. |
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| In 2012 Arriva commenced operating trains in the Achterhoek and between Zwolle and Emmen. |
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| Stranraer railway station is served by trains run by Abellio ScotRail to Ayr, Kilmarnock and Glasgow Central. |
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| Cambrian Line services consist of trains from Aberystwyth to Shrewsbury, Birmingham New Street and Birmingham International every two hours. |
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| Special trains extending into South East Wales operate to Builth Road during the Royal Welsh Show annually in July. |
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| Arriva Trains Wales services are operated by diesel trains only, as there are currently no electrified railway lines in Wales. |
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| This operates both Railfreight trains, and a network of road haulage through various distribution nodes throughout the country. |
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| In January 2013, Arriva commenced operating commuter trains on Roslagsbanan north of Stockholm. |
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| Larger, more costly turbines generally have geared power trains, alternating current output, flaps and are actively pointed into the wind. |
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| Authorities provided stoves and bathrooms and canteen trains provided food. |
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| Tunnels are confined spaces and are difficult to duplicate while trains keep on running. |
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| Some countries use RHT for automobiles but LHT for trains, often because of the influence of the British on early railway systems. |
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| Train operation consists of shuttle trains conveying cars and coaches and other trains conveying heavy goods vehicles between the two terminals. |
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| Other trains using Eurotunnel infrastructure are operated by the respective owners. |
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| All its trains traverse the Channel Tunnel between the United Kingdom and France, owned and operated separately by Eurotunnel. |
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| Various technical difficulties in running the new trains on British tracks were quickly overcome. |
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| Seven shorter NoL Eurostar trains for these Regional Eurostar services were built, but these services never ran. |
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| Some systems may extend only to the limits of the inner city, or to its inner ring of suburbs with trains making frequent station stops. |
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| Built between 1992 and 1996, Eurostar's fleet consists of 38 EMU trains, designated Class 373 in the United Kingdom and TGV TMST in France. |
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| Any new trains would need to meet the same safety rules governing passage through the Channel Tunnel as the existing Class 373 fleet. |
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| The replacement to the Class 373 trains has been decided jointly between the French Transport Ministry and the UK Department for Transport. |
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| The trains stopped inside the tunnels due to electronic failures caused by snow and ice. |
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| The trains were operated by uninvolved British employees and service was not interrupted. |
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| Each line is serviced by at least one specific route with trains stopping at all or some of the line's stations. |
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| Heavy rapid transit trains might have six to twelve cars, while lighter systems may use four or fewer. |
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| Systems are generally built to allow evacuation of trains at many places throughout the system. |
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| Although the trains had been winterised, the systems had not coped with the conditions. |
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| Over 2,000 passengers were stuck inside failed trains inside the tunnel, and over 75,000 had their services disrupted. |
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| In 2015 Eurostar threatened to require that cyclists dismantle bicycles before they could be transported on trains. |
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| Eurostar trains do not currently call at Stratford International, originally intended to be the London stop for the regional Eurostars. |
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| However, in 2013, Eurostar claimed that its 'business would be hit' by stopping trains there. |
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| From Amsterdam Centraal to London St Pancras, trains will take 4hrs 9mins to include the 28 minutes stop at Brussels. |
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| Most rapid transit trains are electric multiple units with lengths from three to over ten cars. |
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| Crew sizes have decreased throughout history, with some modern systems now running completely unstaffed trains. |
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| Other trains continue to have drivers, even if their only role in normal operation is to open and close the doors of the trains at stations. |
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| The counties have financing, ticket and marketing responsibility for local trains. |
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| Metro Cammell in Birmingham made most of the 1970s and 1980s LU underground trains. |
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| The Norwegian State Railways operates express trains to Oslo and the Bergen Commuter Rail to Voss. |
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| When several wave trains are present, as is always the case in nature, the waves form groups. |
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| High capacity Monorails with larger and longer trains can be classified as rapid transit systems. |
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| Logistics occupies a large part of the population and the ISEL trains engineers in this field. |
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| Stations function as hubs to allow passengers to board and disembark from trains. |
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| They are also payment checkpoints and allow passengers to transfer between modes of transport, for instance to buses or other trains. |
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| Passenger and freight vehicles are carried in separate shuttle trains hauled by the same locomotives. |
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| It was hailed as a success, carrying 38,000 passengers on the opening day, and borrowing trains from other railways to supplement the service. |
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| There are also attendants in shuttle trains that manage the vehicles, loading and interior functions. |
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| However, the District line needed new trains and an unpainted aluminium train entered service in 1953, this becoming the standard for new trains. |
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| Most trains serve Gatwick Airport, and those operated by Thameslink continue to St Albans, Luton, Luton Airport Parkway and Bedford. |
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| Other trains run from Ramsgate to London Charing Cross and London Victoria. |
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| The presenters believed that train travel in the UK is too expensive, and the main reason is that trains are expensive to build. |
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| The governor of Massachusetts had state regiments on trains headed south the next day. |
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| The vast majority of trains in the region are operated by South West Trains, Great Western Railway and CrossCountry. |
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| Reception areas for new cars now fill the Eastern Docks where passengers, dry docks and trains used to be. |
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| In the original Tube design, trains passing through close fitting tunnels act as pistons to create air pressure gradients between stations. |
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| However, upon the formation of the Southern Railway, all trains to Newport reverted to using the IWCR station. |
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| The line from Ryde to Shanklin is now operated by former London Underground tube trains. |
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| Until September 2009, three tourist road trains operated along the seafront of three island towns, Ryde, Shanklin and Sandown. |
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| There was a scissors crossover situated on Ryde Pier to allow trains to access all platforms. |
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| The new line will use Class 345 trains, currently built and tested by Bombardier in Derby, UK, and serve 40 stations. |
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| In Summer 2014 Transport for London issued a tender for up to 18 trains for the Jubilee line and up to 50 trains for the Northern line. |
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| This involved the refitting of tripcocks on trains and the associated train stop trackside equipment at signals. |
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| Great Western Railway operate trains via Southampton, Salisbury and Bristol Temple Meads to Cardiff Central, via the Wessex Main Line. |
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| Ballastless track provides extra overhead clearance necessary for the passage of larger trains. |
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| In a special arrangement the publisher Wayzgoose and ScotRail have agreed for the book to be sold on the catering trolleys of the rail operator's trains. |
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| Road trains are over 50 m long when towing three trailers. On dirt roads, they trail a blinding cloud of bulldust and window smashing, fist-size stones. |
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| He agreed to the system of working to a clock-face timetable, although there was difficulty in fitting it in with the arrival or departure of trains. |
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| While Nippon Kaisha recruits, trains, and enculturates individuals, these individuals in turn create, modify, and develop the Nippon Kaisha culture. |
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| The station is also served by long distance trains on CrossCountry services linking Edinburgh and Newcastle with destinations in south and west England via Birmingham. |
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| The committee decided in 1828 to replace horses with locomotives on the main line, starting with the coal trains, but there was resistance from some colliery owners. |
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| With electric telegraph installed between stations, passenger trains were not permitted to leave a station until confirmation had been received that the line was clear. |
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| Unfortunately this design led to unacceptable lateral forces on the trains so a reduction in train speed was required and restrictors were installed in the ducts. |
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| Liverpool has an extensive local public transport network, which is managed by the Merseyside Passenger Transport Executive, and includes buses, trains and ferries. |
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| There is a regular train service to Oxenholme on the West Coast Main Line, where there are fast trains to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester Airport, Birmingham and London. |
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| The University of Cambridge rowing club has a boathouse on the bank of the river, and trains there for the annual Boat Race against the University of Oxford. |
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| Truro's first railway station was at Highertown, which was opened in 1852 by the West Cornwall Railway and from where trains ran to Redruth and Penzance. |
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| Its first success was in drastically improving the reliability and speed of goods trains, work which led to the development of the Advanced Passenger Train. |
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| Other named trains included The Bristolian, running between London and Bristol from 1935, and the Torbay Express, which ran between London and Kingswear. |
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| Guidebooks described the scenery seen Through the Window of their trains. |
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| Although the Act had allowed for it to be used by private carriers paying a toll, from the start the company decided to own and operate the trains itself. |
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| Later a fixed signal was used, with red and white chequered boards on 12 foot high posts being turned to face trains from one direction if another train was ahead. |
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| The actual vehicle, RTV31, is preserved at Railworld in Peterborough and can be seen from trains, just south west of Peterborough railway station. |
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| The first inter city passenger railway, Liverpool and Manchester Railway, opened in 1830, making exclusive use of steam power for both passenger and freight trains. |
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| Other slugs, designed for use on service trains, may be fitted with a cab, to enhance control, and also provide additional fuel storage for the mother locomotive. |
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| In recent years on service trains, conventional locomotives, remotely controlled from the lead locomotive configuration, have been used in place of slugs. |
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