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Universities to study cutting train life cycle costs

By 2012-10-27T04:00:00

Class 185 at Huddersfield station.

UK: Three projects to investigate ways of reducing whole-life rolling stock costs have been approved by the Rail Research UK Association, and £100 000 of funding has been awarded by safety and standards body RSSB. Funding has also been awarded for a studentship co-funded by government research agency EPSRC and ...

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