Good morning We’re one week into our new President’s term; and one part of his ‘making America great again’ platform is investing into the nation’s transportation infrastructure. Whether you’re a Democrat or Republican, surely you …
Part 2 : Our Missed Opportunity In the first part of our four part article series, we looked at America’s past, and identified three periods of US greatness and world leadership in transportation, from the …
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Part 1 : Our Three Previous Periods of World Transportation Leadership Our new President’s inauguration speech promised We will build new roads, and highways, and bridges, and airports, and tunnels, and railways all across our …
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Good morning Ugh – a Black Friday. Let’s hope the superstition (Friday the 13th is held by some to be an unlucky day in general and particularly for travel related activities) doesn’t impact on any …
Good morning And welcome to 2017, with a nice big ‘meaty’ newsletter to get the year off to a great start. I’m still getting used to typing a ‘7’ for 2017 rather than a 6 …
Yes, returned by popular request after our very successful and closely similar 2014 and 2016 tours (but, as always, with a couple of tweaks to build on our continued experience of what is most popular …
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