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System of railways: In the comparison with all other modes of transportation, railways are the safe land transport system. The railway system has so many advantages for the development of the system of the nation politically, socially and economically. Some of them are discussed below: The system ofRead more
System of railways:
In the comparison with all other modes of transportation, railways are the safe land transport system. The railway system has so many advantages for the development of the system of the nation politically, socially and economically. Some of them are discussed below:
Advantages of railways in comparison to highways:
- Railways can handle the heavier loads at high speed while highways have very low capacity.
- Railways are cheaper than highways.
- Accident rates are very less on railways as compared to highways.
- Railways are best suitable for long-distance travelling as compared to highways.
- Operational control in railways has a good block system which is safe and efficient for the movement of trains at the signals and intersections while there is no such system in the case of highways.
- Railways worked according to schedule and have a rigid system of working, while in case of highways everybody has right to ingress or express i.e. flexible to all.
- Railways are very suitable in plane regions as compared to highways.
- Tractive resistance in railways is very less compared to tractive resistance in highways.
- Origin and destination points in railways are fixed while in the case of highways origin and destination can be flexible.
- Railways are more time-consuming in comparison to highways.
- The adaptability of size in railways is very high in comparison to highways.
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