Examples of using Marshalling yard in English and their translations into German
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The published prices are valid for marshalling yards operated by SBB Infrastructure only.
Two marshalling yards were provided at each end of the line.
Ancillary rail services especially terminals and marshalling yards.
In addition to seaport container terminals, other extremely vulnerable points are marshalling yards, street stops
public incentive investment in marshalling yards and transhipment equipment can play an important role in increasing capacity,
destination of trains and marshalling yards are generally, but not always, situated well inland.
Is this a marshalling yard?
Thus a new marshalling yard needed to be built.
The Ulm marshalling yard is located to the west of the city.
The freight and marshalling yard is used mainly handle coal despatched to the Gustav Knepper Power Station.
At the beginning of the 20th century plans were developed for a large marshalling yard in Frankfurt.
Chiasso is a frontier railway station and also an important marshalling yard for freight traffic to the south.
Then the Rhenish line from Krefeld-Linn to the former Hohenbudberg marshalling yard was completely dismantled along with the yard. .
Mannheim marshalling yard and Basel SBB marshalling yard in Muttenz.
thus becomes the largest marshalling yard in Europe.
Signal boards with skid-pan stand for the marshalling yard.
Funkwerk Information Technologies is presenting the latest marshalling yard applications for the Alister interlocking platform.
In the valley behind this complex is a marshalling yard located which may cause some noise pollution.
The Bettembourg marshalling yard is the main consolidation point for rail freight coming into and leaving from Luxembourg.
In its Logistics Services Center and marshalling yard in Sopron, a modern, motion-sensing camera system ensures maximum protection of the high-value goods.