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What factors have contributed to the decline of railway transport?
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Factors that have led to the decline of railway transport in recent years include:
- Increased competition from road transport (cars, buses, trucks) which offers greater flexibility and door-to-door service.
- Growth of air travel for long-distance passenger transport, which is significantly faster.
- High cost of maintaining and upgrading railway infrastructure.
- Lack of flexibility in routes compared to road transport, as railways are fixed to tracks.
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