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Fly og tog med omtrent samme punktlighet

Publisert 25.01.2011 av Terje André Skrevet i Nyheter

Vi leser ofte om problemer med togdriften nå om dagen. Det er ras ved Larvik, Tog med tekniske problemer som sperre linjen her og der, trøblete sporvekslere. Dette er ikke bra nok. Det er likevel viktig å merke seg at …

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Unngå kostnadssprekk og banestans
Regjeringen og baneutbyggerne varsler om tøffere tider. På grunn av svak kostnadskontroll ser det ut til først å gå utover nye prosjekter i Østfold, men en skal være rimelig naiv dersom en tror at Vestfold slipper unna sparekniven. Tønsbergs Blad
Vy saksøker Vy
Kommunikasjonsbyrået Vy tar transportselskapet Vy til retten etter navnekrangel. Dagens Næringsliv
Mer miljøvennlig med godstog enn persontog med få personer, sier CargoNet-sjefen
CargoNet-sjefen mener politikerne handler stikk i strid med det de har vedtatt. – Fortsetter de å prioritere persontog vil vi aldri klare å oppnå målet om mer gods fra veiene til jernbanen, fastslår Erik Røhne. NJF Magasinet
Togvogn på lastebiltur endte i politianmeldelse
Det gikk bokstavelig talt ikke på skinner da en togvogn skulle fraktes til Rjukan på lastebil tirsdag. ABC Nyheter
Tirsdag kveld var det første avgang med «SJ Nordlyståget» mellom Narvik og Kiruna
Svenske SJ kommer Arctic Train i forkjøpet med sitt «nordlystog» på Ofotbanen. Dagsavisen
Ofotbanen er ikke en «Narvik-sak»
De som ser på Ofotbanen som en «Narvik-sak», vet ikke hva de snakker om. Ofotbanen er viktig for hele Nord-Norge, men overses totalt. Av Nord-Norge. Avisa Nordland
Nei til bonusbasert jernbane
Det siste man trenger en slik ekstraordinær situasjon er et økonomisk press på selskaper og ansatte. Rogalands Avis

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