Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel (1966)

Neptune, an automatic and electronically equipped track fault recorder; Tinsley marshalling yard; freight trains - cement, limestone, cars; Reading station and signal box; the laying of long welded rails; Toton diesel maintainance depot; new electrification multiple unit rolling stock for service from Euston, locomotive cab training simulator, Willesden control room; Cross-Channel - launching the SS Dover... are topics featured in this film.

Director: Nick Nicholls, John Taylor
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 19 min
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Cinematography: Jack West, Lewis McLeod
Production: British Transport Films, British Railways Board
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Nick Nicholls, John Taylor
More Films in Genre: Documentary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel about?
Neptune, an automatic and electronically equipped track fault recorder; Tinsley marshalling yard; freight trains - cement, limestone, cars; Reading station and signal box; the laying of long welded rails; Toton diesel maintainance depot; new electrification multiple unit rolling stock for service from Euston, locomotive cab training simulator, Willesden control room; Cross-Channel - launching the SS Dover... are topics featured in this film.
Who directed Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel?
Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel was directed by Nick Nicholls, John Taylor.
Who stars in Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel?
Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel stars Anthony Marsh.
How long is Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel?
Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel has a runtime of 19m (19 minutes).
What genre is Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel?
Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel is a Documentary film.
Where was Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel produced?
Rail Report 6: The Good Way to Travel was produced in United Kingdom.