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Topic: Longer term strategy (Read 2315 times)
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Graham Ellis
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I've just been "extrapollating" some of the current policies / thinking, which appears to be to squeeze the rail industry awayfrom the London area, and invest back into bus and road schemes. Doesn't make for a very cheerful conculsion, I'm afraid ... see here.
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drew22299
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Investing in road and bus services won't really fix anything. People will always prefer to use cars etc. If the railway network and infrastructure was as it was before Dr Beeching we would not be suffering as much with traffic congestion.
Even with small stations like Melksham and other various Halts which used to exist it would all contribute to reducing traffic, if the railway was more comprehensive i.e, you get almost anywhere and quickly more people would use the trains instead of cars, and the most important thing of all is that ticket prices would be cheaper.
Drew,
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