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Britain now has the fastest growing railway network in Europe, with passenger kilometres rising by 44.8% in 2006/07 and journeys by 45.5% compared to ten years earlier.
Britons travelled on average 790 kilometres in 2006/07. Their average journey length was 39.9 kilometres.
Britain’s rail network comprises 16,116 route kilometres, over 2,500 stations, 40,000 bridges and tunnels, and 9000 level crossings.
Rail Travel for Disabled Passengers
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Publication Date: 4th February 2005
Train companies welcome disabled travellers and are committed to making widespread improvements to facilities, on trains and at stations to ensure that travel is made easier and more comfortable for disabled travellers.
Publication Date: 4th February 2005
Train companies welcome disabled travellers and are committed to making widespread improvements to facilities, on trains and at stations to ensure that travel is made easier and more comfortable for disabled travellers.
