Examples of 'light railways' in a sentence
Meaning of "light railways"
Light railways: Small or local railways designed for lower capacity or lighter trains, often used for short-distance commuter transport or industrial purposes
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- plural of light railway
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Light railways were always a blooming nuisance.
Belgian investment in tramways and light railways.
Passenger traffic on the light railways has been discontinued.
Light railways connecting airports and intermodal centres with cities.
Standard metropolitan and light railways.
Roads and light railways were.
This method is not feasible with trams and light railways.
Tramways and light railways often have steeper gradients than heavier railways.
For the stopping trains which usually operate on light railways.
Light railways built at mines and construction sites have even narrower gauges.
Telephone cables were deeply buried and light railways built to carry supplies to the defences.
Light railways were always a blooming nuisance because they were always coming off the track.
This led him to chairing a Government committee to investigate light railways throughout India.
Light railways are put forward as a panacea for the congested districts in Ireland.
He bought a series of Ford Railmotors for his different light railways.
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Light railways were built in Jersey and Guernsey to supply coastal fortifications.
State railway engineers off to Puerto Madryn to survey the proposed light railways.
The Light Railways Act was never a great success.
The Kerry Tramway and other timber light railways.
The Light Railways Act 1896 allowed for cheaper construction methods in return for a speed restriction.
The narrow gauge locomotives were sold to the Egyptian Delta Light Railways.
The trains are predominantly used on non-electrified light railways in North Rhine-Westphalia amongst other regions.
The Light Railways Act was passed in 1896 to enable the construction of low-cost railways.
Urban development Urban renewal Transport and road systems of which, light railways and tramways.
In addition, there were connections to several light railways to Lüneburg, Celle and Neuenkirchen.
This railway is also known as " Gwalior Light Railways.
The line was authorised under the Light Railways Act 1896, but was not constructed.
The Prussian Light Railway Act of 1892 stimulated the planning of light railways in the region.
Its success was one of the reasons for the Light Railways Act 1896.
Similarly, it was proposed in the 1920s to extend the Gummersbach Light Railways to Eckenhagen.
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