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Jul07

KL-SIN rail link still in the frame

Permalink | 07/07/09 | Categories: Airlines, Airports, Railways, Environment | by: A Sharp English (UK)

A high speed rail link between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore was proposed some years ago, but has made little progress. A new article is arguing for it to be revived: now is the right time, with low contract prices and a need for productive employment.

It could cut travel times to 90 minutes - well below what it takes, centre to centre, by air.

The air route is a very busy one: the new rail route would free up valuable slots at Changi.

It is likely to be a privately funded railway.

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