- The
transportation system in
Vatican City, a
country 1.05 km (0.65 mi) long and 0.85 km (0.53 mi) wide, is a
small transportation system with no airports...
- was used for
transportation from 1852 to 1953. New
Caledonia became a
French penal colony from the 1860s
until the end of the
transportations in 1897; about...
- CSX
Transportation (reporting mark CSXT),
known colloquially as
simply CSX, is a
class I
freight railroad company operating in the
Eastern United States...
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Transportation engineering or
transport engineering is the
application of
technology and
scientific principles to the planning,
functional design, operation...
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Bombardier Transportation was a Canadian-German
rolling stock and rail
transport manufacturer, with
headquarters in Berlin, Germany. It was one of the...
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Transport (in
British English) or
transportation (in
American English) is the
intentional movement of humans, animals, and
goods from one
location to another...
- nation's oldest, was
built in 1830 and
cemented Baltimore's
status as a
transportation hub,
giving producers in the
Midwest and
Appalachia access to the city's...
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respective cities. Ground-breaking was
planned for 2027,
according to
Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen.
Alberta has over 473,000 km (294,000 mi) of...
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Maldivian government ministry that
regulates all land, sea, and air
transportations in the Maldives. The
ministry was
established on 17
November 2018 during...
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Transportation theory may
refer to:
Transportation theory (mathematics)
Transportation theory (psychology) This
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lists articles ****ociated...
