Noun
railtrack (plural railtracks)
Alternative spelling of rail track
A major programme of remedial work on the West Coast Main Line started in 1997 and finished in 2009, and was criticised for being over budget and behind schedule and reducing the specification from that originally proposed by Railtrack. Source: Internet
Railtrack resisted regulatory action to improve its performance, and as the regulator probed ever more deeply, serious shortcomings in the company's stewardship of the network were revealed. Source: Internet
Transfer of assets to Network Rail Network Rail was formed with the principal purpose of acquiring and owning Railtrack plc. Source: Internet
Railtrack Midland director Richard Fearn said it is a case of ‘when’ and not ’if’ Kenilworth gets a station and he thinks it could open in 2002. Source: Internet
Compensation Litigation Railtrack shareholders formed two groups to press for increased compensation. Source: Internet
Following this, the rail infrastructure company Railtrack imposed over 1,200 emergency speed restrictions across its network and instigated an extremely costly nationwide track replacement programme. Source: Internet