High-speed rail services have now been operating in China for three years. How are they performing? What has happened to the conventional services they parallel? What has been the impact on the airlines? Little comprehensive information has been published to date but a general picture is emerging in which high-speed rail, as in other countries, is competing strongly on short and medium-distance routes up to 1,000 km while air remains dominant over...
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High-speed rail : the first three years taking the pulse of China's emerging program
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Bullock,Richard G.; Jin,Ying; Salzberg,Andrew.
High-speed rail : the first three years taking the pulse of China's emerging program (Chinese). China transport topics|no. 4 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/924141468012316943