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RUBBER PADS FOR LEVEL CROSSINGS INTEREST shown by British Railways

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12th July 1957

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Page 43, 12th July 1957 — RUBBER PADS FOR LEVEL CROSSINGS INTEREST shown by British Railways

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lin the use of rubber pads at level crossings is mentioned in the annual report of the Natural Rubber Development Board. Such pads may be laid down to provide a smooth crossing for road vehicles, and are used in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. There are over 25,000 level crossings in Britain.