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Transport in Cambodia, Cambodia Transportation (1208 words) |
 | Rail service ceased during the war but resumed in the early 1980s. |
| Malaysia offer to donate rails and sleepers to Cambodia, to help them complete the missing links, which would be of value to all countries in the vicinity. |
| According to Transport Minister Datuk Seri Chan Kong Choy, the rail was lifted from the old Rawang-Ipoh section where a new electrified double line has been built. |
| Transport policy (698 words) |
| There are a few pamphlets on transport and the problems of war, notably -"Problems of the famine: transport in Europe" written by A. Burall in 1919, (HE/43) and "Verkehrswirtschaft und Krieg" by K.W. Foerster, 1937 (HE/3). |
| On international coordination of transport "Note sur la coordination du rail et de la route" was published in 1948 by the International Union of Railwaymen, (HE/D1) and "European transport: the way to unity" was written by M. Zwolf for the Fabian International Bureau in 1946 (HE/D9). |
| These include-: "Britain's transport crisis: a socialist view" written by E. Davies, published by the Road and Rail Association in 1960s (HE/D21), "A future for Britain's transport" issued by the National Council on Inland Transport in 1964 (HE/D31) and "Transport in the year 2000:a discussion" issued by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in 1965 (HE/D33). |
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