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Seeing red on rail?

Geoff Turnbull
By Geoff Turnbull

The motorist group NRMA Motoring & Services has launched an online survey to find out about the problems people experience on the rail network. According to their site, “nearly half of NRMA’s 2.5 million members use public transport regularly and many catch a train to and from work every day.

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