Assorted printed materials and publications relating to freight on rail and roads
File is comprised of reports, newssheets, booklets, and other printed materials produced by Transport 2000, MORI Research Limited, Freight on Rail, the Piggyback Consortium, Steer Davies and Gleave, Civic Trust, Eco-Logica, and others (1974-2008) on freight and sustainability, Eurorail freight route, lorries, rail freight, and more, including conversion from lorries to freight on rail on the Channel Tunnel; Future of the Railway; a printed report by the Commission for Integrated Transport on incentives for rail freight growth (2000); bound publication and press release from the Department of Transport on the conversion of freight transport from roads to rail (1989-1990); printed papers by the North West Transport Activists (2003); bound public research report produced by MORI, informational pamphlets on freight facts, and Goods without the Bads guide to planning and developing a rail freight strategy created for the Freight on Rail campaign (2000); final consultants report from the Piggyback Consortium on rail freight in Europe (1994); leaflets and booklets on road trains (2005); and materials on heavy lorries by Civic Trust (1974), and more.
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- 11 files
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- CFBT/4/2/2
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