Britain and France

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um i think it is trains

It depends where from, the weight and type of transport

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Concorde means agreement

It was the kings dogs name

It was called 'Concord' to indicate a feeling of peace. (which does not happen very often between France and England, or indeed between France and any country)

There a lots of direct trains, local trains or TGV. The trip takes more or less 30 minutes... details on www.sncf.com

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Civil shipping and limited airlines.

They transport good's up river to the inner states.

Seafrance ferries transport people from Great Britain to France. They journey between two cities: Dover in southern England and Calais in northern France.

There are several ferry ports in northern France which can transport cars to southern England. Alternatively, cars can be loaded on trains which use the Channel Tunnel.

The same as any other country. Planes, trains, automobiles, trucks, busses, & watercraft.

14 July is a public holiday; public transport runs its Sunday timetable, so whether arriving that day is a good idea depends on your transport needs.

the letters SNCF is an abbreviation for the name of the public transport system in France, mainly the train company.

They must have walked. After all, there weren't many other means of transport 50,000 years ago.

Airplane. Or EuroStar train to France and then by train, car and boat.

The obelisque was given as a gift in 1829, but it didn't arrive until 1833.

The Concorde is how most people refer to the entire system, but it is shortened.

The fastest way would be to use a local ferry which allows transport between France and Ireland, but one can always use the airline industry to book a flight.

You would need a truck and ferries. Get it to Roscoff in northern France. From there you can get a ferry direct to Cork. You could also go by various ferries from France to England and then go from Wales to Ireland, or go from northern France by ferry to Rosslare.

Air ambulances function in a similar capacity to the Air Angels in the US. The helicopters, or small planes, are outfitted with emergency medical equipment and are utilized to transport patients when ground transport would be impracticable or to slow.

Lille is not the primary transport hub of France.

France is a very centralised country, with Paris very much at the centre of its transport network. It is the hub of the intercity and TGV rail networks, has the countries busiest airport and largest public transport system. It is the hub of the countries main autoroutes (multilane freeways and tollways). Its relative size (over 10 million inhabitants) and position as capital makes it unlikely that this situation will change.

Lyon would probably be the next most important city from an internal transport perspective.

Marseille is a very important shipping port, on the south coast.

Lille is nevertheless a major city in the north of the country, not far from the border with Belgium.

The name concord refers to the spirit of international cooperation with which the plane was built by two countries.

Some countries with free public transport are France, Germany, the Czech Republic, the United States, and Spain. However, the entire country does not have a free public transportation system, just several cities or communities within the country do. No country has a nation-wide free public transport system.

Delete the "e" from the end of the word and you'll see why: the plane was built in an agreement between Britain and France. Another word for an agreement is a "concord."

Because it was supposed to represent peace and co-operation between the two countries. - Some hope !

Veolia is a type of transnational company in France that deals with different utilities. These utilities are transport and energy services, waste management, and water management and supply.

BB guns and airsoft guns are legal, but it may be illegal to transport them, especially to handle them if they are looking like 'real' guns.

idk if u no this but bikes are the preffered method of transport of greanpeace...(the idiots) so how can it impact the environment

the charter of the company of a hundred associates was cancelled because it had defaulted on its promise to transport a thousand settlers to new France

transport

There ave many, you need to quote a specific subject from Arts and Entertainment, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Medicine, Transport, Clothing, Food, Weapons, Communications, Sports

The most obvious and famous is the Rhône Valley, which carries the main North-South routes for trains (normal and high-speed), roads and river transport.

Coupled transport is an example of active transport.

The noun 'transport' is a non-count (mass) noun. Multiples for the noun transport can be forms of transport, choices of transport, illegal transport, public transport, etc.

The only exception is military transport, the military schedules transports for people and equipment.

The name was selected to represent the agreements between France and England, the French word concorde and the English word concord mean the same thing. They mean to be in agreement in a peaceful way. Therefor they saw the name concorde as a fitting name for the aircraft.

it is an ACTIVE transport.

passive

Facilated transport does not need to use energy but active transport does.

Active transport requires energy while passive transport does not.

Active transport requires energy; passive transport does not.

Active transport requires energy; passive transport does not.

It takes 10 hours and 42 minutes to get from London to Switzerland according to Google map's. The route has tolls, crosses through France and has various means of transport.

The headquarters of Monoprix are located in the Comune of Clichy, Hauts-de-Seine, France. The comune is around 6 miles outside Paris and is accessible by public transport and car .

Active Transport is carried out in our body cells. Active Transport uses energy to transport materials.