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High speed on conventional lines
By Railway Gazette International and Richard Gostling/mph1998-10-01T10:00:00
INTRO: Raising the maximum speed on conventional lines to 225 or 250 km/h is now feasible, depending on investment resources, the technology available and the legislative background. Much of the technical knowledge is in place to make the required advance, but translating it into a coherent overall package is proving ...
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