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rail

[reyl] / reɪl /


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It said rural communities could become cut off and that disruption to air and rail travel was likely.

From BBC

The PM promised that over the next year "things start to feel easier", pointing to frozen rail fares, prescription charges and fuel duty, as well as increases to the minimum wage.

From BBC

The last ScotRail trains on Hogmanay will depart earlier than normal and no trains will run on New Year's Day, the rail firm has said.

From BBC

Some Eurostar and LeShuttle services had resumed on Tuesday evening, but delays remained, with only one of the tunnel's two rail lines open.

From BBC

No injuries were reported and a fire involving one rail car was extinguished.

From The Wall Street Journal