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This Report was prepared as the basis for the Standing Committee of Advisers report to the Australian Transport Advisory Council on urban public transport needs in this decade.

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rail
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The evaluations presented in this Report have been made to determine the least cost sleeper alternative for each of three railway projects.

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Research Report
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rail
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This Report presents the evaluations of alternative public transport improvements in the urban corridor between Perth and Fremantle.

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Research Report
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cities
rail
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This is the second Report by the BTE on capital investment in urban public transport, the previous Report having been produced in June 1972.

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Research Report
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cities
rail
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This Report presents the results of a consumer preference survey in urban rail carriage design. The survey was carried out by the BTE in Brisbane in May and June, 1973, with the cooperation of Queensland Railways.

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Research Report
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rail
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The study examines the economics of a landbridge based on Fremantle, and also considers Adelaide and Melbourne as terminal ports for the European trades.

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Research Report
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freight
maritime
rail
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This is the fourth Report by the BTE on capital investment in urban public transport.

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Research Report
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infrastructure
rail
road
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The majority of Australia's intercapital railway lines are single track and these all experience some degree of congestion.

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rail
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The majority of Australia's intercapital railway lines are single track and these all experience some degree of congestion.

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rail
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"The operations of a railway system can often be enhanced by the introduction of improved technology. Clearly the benefits of the new technology should more than compensate for its costs.

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rail
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