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The new platform at Aberdare could be to allow trains to terminate there while another train is still occupying the old platform. Especially when the frequency is doubled in case of late running. As for Hirwaun, in my opinion the major stumbling block is the Roberttown crossing/roundabout. It...
The Hirwaun would be difficult with a regular train service because of the level crossing at Roberttown. The crossing is virtually next to the A4059 roundabout. One coal train per day was acceptable but potentially 8 per hour?
I think the NW Cardiff extension to Creigiau, Beddau and Talbot...
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I know that in Scandanvian languages 'fart' means 'Speed', but if...
Yes, I said it was already bypassed, by the A449. Correct me if I'm wrong but the road between Newport - Usk - Raglan was the A449 originally? Anyway a station wouldn't help with the lorry situation as someone has already said. The biggest problem is that freight capacity and infrastructure...
Caerleon would have to be by-passed with a new road to solve the problem of lorries. That won't happen for the foreseeable future (if at all) as it doesn't lie on any main roads, being 'by-passed' in the 60's/70s by the A449.
I hope the Creigiau/Llantrisant/Beddau/Pontyclun project happens...
I can imagine you're the type who won't travel on public transport because you don't want to sit with the great unwashed. I mean that with respect of course.
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