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Encyclopedia > 1998 in rail transport


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1997 in rail transport
1998 in rail transport
1999 in rail transport

This article will list events related to rail transport that occurred in 1998.



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London Transport (858 words)
London's public transport system is fast and efficient at its best; infuriating, confusing and crowded at its worst.
As the transport networks grind to a halt at around midnight, the night buses take over.
You can purchase these cards in one day or one week denominations and they are available from tube and rail stations, as well as some newsagents.
Light rail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (5395 words)
Light rail is the successor term to tram (streetcar or trolley in North American English) in many locales, although the term is most consistently applied to modern or modernised tram or trolley operations employing features more usually associated with metro or subway operations, including exclusive rights-of-way, multiple unit train configuration and signal control of operations.
Light rail is generally powered by electricity, usually by means of overhead wires, but sometimes by a live rail, also called third rail (a high voltage bar alongside the track), requiring safety measures and warnings to the public not to touch it.
Light rail systems are generally cheaper to build than heavy rail, since the infrastructure does not need to be as substantial, and tunnels are generally not required as is the case with most metro systems.
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