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|summary= | |summary= "test the hypothesis that the principal pressure on the inter-urban network is being driven by commuters into London, and increasingly in to other growth cities, such as Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds. The work tries to understand where and when demand pressures on the inter-urban network will occur, and how rail users will be affected." | ||
|project= {{project|Eddington Transport Study}} | |project= {{project|Eddington Transport Study}} | ||
|date= {{PD|December 2006}} | |date= {{PD|December 2006}} | ||
|publisher= {{publisher|Atkins}} {{publisher|Department for Transport}} | |publisher= {{publisher|Atkins}} {{publisher|Department for Transport}} | ||
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|keywords= | |keywords= {{KW|Heavy rail}} {{KW|Data}} {{KW|Trends}} | ||
|locations= | |locations= {{location|London}} {{location|Birmingham}} {{location|Manchester}} {{location|Leeds}} | ||
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| Title | Inter-urban rail forecasts final report and appendix |
| Part of |  Eddington Transport Study (10)
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| Publisher |  Atkins (3) Department for Transport (72)
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| Date |  December 2006
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | "test the hypothesis that the principal pressure on the inter-urban network is being driven by commuters into London, and increasingly in to other growth cities, such as Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds. The work tries to understand where and when demand pressures on the inter-urban network will occur, and how rail users will be affected." |
| Keywords |  Heavy rail (177) Data (263) Trends (146)
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| Locations |  London (126) Birmingham (8) Manchester (7) Leeds (9)
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| Publication |  Dead as of 28 June 2026
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| Archive |  Archived by The National Archives on 11 May 2009
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