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Light rail in the time of austerity

James R. Harkins

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Subtitle: Examining the UK's Parliamentary Light Rail Inquiry, lower-cost options are the solution to a myriad of social and economic issues, argues James Harkins of Light Rail (UK).

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Subtitle: Examining the UK's Parliamentary Light Rail Inquiry, lower-cost options are the solution to a myriad of social and economic issues, argues James Harkins of Light Rail (UK).

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Subtitle: Examining the UK's Parliamentary Light Rail Inquiry, lower-cost options are the solution to a myriad of social and economic issues, argues James Harkins of Light Rail (UK).

Key concepts: Austerity, Light rail transit, Light rail, Transport engineering, Telecommunications, Business, Engineering, Public transport

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