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Greater Daughalands Railway Company, trading as Daughalands Local Railway (DLR) is a [[Train Operating Company]] in [[Dave Town]], owned by [[New Dave Corporation|NDC Group]] (80%) and GumCorporation (20%) | Greater Daughalands Railway Company, trading as Daughalands Local Railway (DLR) is a [[Train Operating Company]] in [[Dave Town]], owned by [[New Dave Corporation|NDC Group]] (80%) and GumCorporation (20%) | ||
Daughalands Local Railway was established in 20,740, with the aim of re-opening 5 unused and abandoned stations on the [[DNC Altitude Line]]. There initial track access agreement was granted by the Minister for Transport, the [[Darley Vankham|Lt. Hon Darley Vankham]] in 20,741, but the station's preparations took longer than planned, leading to the proposed first operating date of Gosruary | |||
Revision as of 21:51, 14 June 2025
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Daughalands Local Railway was established in 20,740, with the aim of re-opening 5 unused and abandoned stations on the DNC Altitude Line. There initial track access agreement was granted by the Minister for Transport, the Lt. Hon Darley Vankham in 20,741, but the station's preparations took longer than planned, leading to the proposed first operating date of Gosruary |
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