On The Wrong Line: How Ideology and Incompetence Wrecked Britain's Railways

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Kemsing Publishing Limited, 2005 - Railroads - 373 pages
 

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Copyright Preface to the eBook edition
Introduction
a terrible dependency
Was BR as bad as its sandwiches?
The poll tax on wheels
the sale of Railtrack
a moments inattention
Labourfails to grasp the nettle
the accident that broke the railway 9 Railtrack suicide or lynching?
the strange case of the railway saboteurs
Rebuilding the railway sort
The risk paradox
Why is the railway so expensive? 1 The mess of franchising
Why is the railway so expensive? 2 The cost of trains
Why is the railway so expensive? 3 The soaring cost of maintenance and new projects
How ideology and incompetence wrecked Britains

disaster at signal SN 109

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