The Fremantle rail service an analysis of rail and bus policies for the Perth-Fremantle corridor

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Corporate AuthorFriends of the railwaysEdition[Revised ed.]DescriptionThe Friends of the railways present a detailed case for the retention and upgrading of the Perth-Fremantle passenger railway. In response to a statement from the Minister of Transport mentioning a number of areas in which he believed the material provided by the Friends of the Railways was inadequate this report provides further material to the Minister and his staff, providing further evidence that there is no case for withdrawing the Perth-Fremantle passenger rail service. Accompanying this document are technical supplements on: Capital and operating costs of an electrified suburban rail network -- Bus and rail integration in the Perth-Fremantle corridor -- Road planning -- Future of our cityImprint[Fremantle, W.A.] Friends of the railways 1979Collation[6], vi, 65 p. + technical supplements 27 cm.LanguageEnglishDate Published1979NotesCover title; "June 1979" - cover; Technical supplement - 1979 - [4], 20 p. ; 30 cm.; Bibliography: p. 64-65; Those responsible for writing the report were: Rick Grounds, Jeff Kenworthy, Darrold McCaskill, Dr Peter Newman, Geoff WicksDewey Class385 FRIPublication FormatReport

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SubjectPerthLocal transitRailroads - Economic aspectsCollectionPublications Collection

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