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UK Transport
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As its title suggests UK Transport covers all aspects of transport in the UK. It is written from a libertarian perspective, in other words, that the less the State involves itself in the running, regulation or funding of roads, railways or anything else - the better.
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Tuesday, October 08, 2002
Japan I am writing this from the the seventh floor Internet Cafe of the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, Tokyo, Japan. I am here with the Railway Study Association studying Japan's railways. Got a problem with that? There is a lot to be said and I hope to be posting like crazy especially when I get home. And not just about railways. Japan is a fascinating country with or without railways and at risk of breaking the First Commandment of UK Transport I intend to write a whole bunch about that too. Anyway, time is flying and I must dash. |