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...ling set of questions for Ingerland mappers to try and start discussion on transport where country-wide decisions need to be made. I'm sure there are things I h Did Ingerland have a rail network as extensive as pre-1960s Britain, and did it go through a major Be

==Transport== ...ffic are the ports in [[Basidwór]] and [[Kestrzanowo]], which have special rail terminals equipped with an efficient [[wikipedia:Roll-on/roll-off|roll-on-r

...ts, or any further decisions about integration with rail or other modes of transport. (The previous discussion is logged on the [[Forum talk:Global and regional Let's also continue the discussion about integration with other modes of transport, such as using the previous suggested XLCX for HSR access at LCX. Thoughts?

...sed for large ferries carrying passengers, bicycles, cars, trucks and even rail cars, as well as for small boats ferrying people over rivers and lakes or s ...e to have on the map in my opinion, especially as they often represent key transport routes for the people who live in these remote communities. --[[User:Lithi

== Transport == ...region, and many airports and seaports for further journeys. Here are some transport projects and their leads.

== Transport == === Rail ===

.... Around the government zone are several key commercial zones around major rail stations, such as [https://opengeofiction.net/#map=15/22.0760/150.0743 Cent ...are where many middle-class and upper-class people reside. Surrounding the rail lines are the industrial areas, with neighbourhoods of workers and low-inco

* infrastructure - public transport/rail infrastructure is well-funded; all of Begigoku's 2 complete motorways were

===Rail=== ...ve in Meilan until the 1900s, which results in a relatively underdeveloped rail network

==National transport infrastructure== {{OGF user|The_Cute_Chick}} has kindly helped sketched the road and rail network in the Bai Empire. Meanwhile, {{OGF user|kengoman}} has drawn up a

== Transport == * Huntsman Rail (HR), serving Huntsman Island

...n Robertia is very modern in the bigger cities like Earlton, but passenger rail options are very lacking in some regions of the mountains and the east. The * Realism - keep in mind it's good to have sub-par transport infrastructure and countries which are not top tier. Such countries are muc

...non-profit sectors. It also has high rates of walking, cycling and public transport use with ongoing commitments to high-quality urban planning and sustainable ==Transport==

Agawaskway baseplan transport.png|Transportation corridors == Transport ==

So, does the area require additional transport infrastructure? ...lines through Sanavir and Albedeer University leading to the massive metro/rail hub at Isaulk-Broad meadows, and 1 or 2 lines from Galaria/Tovena along Ind

...<br> Brown lines: Mountain range <br> Purple lines: Motorways/Major roads/rail corridors<br> Orange/green lines: Tentative borders with Huaxia]] ...hat still allow a certain degree of cultural exchange. Friendship road and rail bridges, like those between Laos and Thailand, will be built when Huaxia ex

...for which roads are mostly used for heavy machinery and cargo, while human transport is mostly made of several types of tramways and small trains, along with bu in 1953 virtually everyone used public transport unleast once a week

As a guideline there should be at least one rail or subway station per quad. ...-route-relations.html?map=C/11/20.70891/86.73225 Gobras City in the Public Transport Viewer]''

...ometers apart from each other here. Meanwhile for example in the USA, rail transport is primarily used for cargo and so there are cities with tens of thousands ...st lines were either way bought by the state or closed down, and passenger transport began to prevail - people would often have to travel to the other side of t