Rail Report 3
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Many of today's railway problems were created during the years of competition between the various railway companies. At Sheffield, for instance, different lines converge, producing a complexity which only results in inefficiency. Problems like this are shown in the film, as well as the new flyover at Rugby, modern signalling on the Southern Region, and passenger amenities at Plymouth.
Duration
0h 20m
Released
January 1, 1961
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Part ofThe Rail Report Collection
Includes Rail Report 12: This Year by Rail (1972), Rail Report 8: The New Tradition (1968), Rail Report 11: Rails Conserve the Environment (1970), Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel (1966), Rail Report 13: On Track for the Eighties (1980), Rail Report 1 (1959), Rail Report 2 (1961), Rail Report 3 (1961), Rail Report 4 (1963), Rail Report 5 (1965), Rail Report 7: Speed the Payload (1967), Rail Report 9: Top Levels of Transport (1969), and Rail Report 10: Our Business Is Moving (1970).
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