Usage of "rail travel"

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Conveyance of passengers and goods by way of wheeled vehicles running on rail tracks.

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Uso de rail travel em inglês

Air and rail travel has been disrupted by the quake as well. 
 Radio NZ 

A new era in commuter rail travel has begun in Auckland this morning. 
 Radio NZ 

The real revolution in British rail travel is already happening, and it's called Pivovar. 
 The Guardian 

Some visitors might think UK rail travel is expensive. 
 BBC 

In Britain, intercity rail travel will soon be like planes, accessible only with advance booking. 
 The Guardian 

There's always been a certain romance to rail travel. 
 The Irish Times 

Decorated with autumn foilage, the installation is designed to emulate the romance of rail travel. 
 The Irish Times 

Tens of thousands in Spain were left without power and gales disrupted flights and rail travel. 
 The Irish Times 

Hardly more uncomfortable than normal ferry and rail travel today, if one must be perfectly candid. 
 Drood: a novel 

There is a final salary pension and rail travel for free or at a discount rate. 
 The Guardian 

The discovery of a body at Papatoetoe station has disrupted rail travel in Auckland this morning. 
 Radio NZ 

Overcrowding, delays, cancellations, scheduling gaps and breakdowns have combined to undermine confidence in commuter rail travel. 
 The Irish Times 

Even from the train it was unnerving, an experience more akin to wing-walking than rail travel. 
 Neither here nor there: travels in europe 

The other great thing about being out of France is that rail travel is suddenly drastically cheaper. 
 The South African 

The Life Gold Pass was first introduced in 1918 to provide rail travel to members of parliament. 
 News.com.au 

Die-hard opponents, who have also disrupted rail travel by storming tracks, have struck a chord in Germany. 
 Reuters 

Translations for rail travel

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Significados de rail travel em inglês