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Meanings of train operating company in anglès
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operador ferroviari espanyol
operador ferroviario Company that operates trains, but does not operate infrastructure.
Synonyms
Examples for "ru"
Examples for "ru"
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Toc greeted the atamans and they all reclined on the blankets within.
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The recommended coordinates were relayed to the TOC in Bagram for approval.
Usage of train operating company in anglès
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But the cuts are the last gasp of a failed train operating company whose franchise is to be axed in three months.
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But the train operating companies are mainly privately run under limited-term contracts.
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Did it have a problem with state control of the train operating companies?
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The Association of Train Operating Companies apologised for delays to some reaching central London.
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That causes problems for electric trains , said a spokesman for the Association of Train Operating Companies.
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Train operating companies and passenger groups have provided significant input into the designs of the trains.
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Share your thoughts here It seems passengers aren't happy with the majority of Britain's train operating companies.
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The chief executive of the Association of Train Operating Companies, Michael Roberts, said the rise reflected government policy.
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The Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) says the rises are largely determined by government policy.
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Edward Welsh, from the Association of Train Operating Companies said operators recognise that they must help limit future fare rises.
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Agility will only receive income from train operating companies once clean, safe and reliable trains are delivered into daily service.
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But any fare increases which are implemented should be made public by individual train operating companies this November or December.
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Train operating companies that had been expecting to add more services this winter will have their introduction deferred until 2019.
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But Michael Roberts from the Association of Train Operating Companies says it is necessary to ensure continued investment in the railways.
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For these, the train operating companies can decide their own increases, which can be more or less than the regulated ones.
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Nationwide, the crime costs train operators about £210m a year, according to conservative estimates made by the Association of Train Operating Companies.