Editorial comment on latest report; economics of tunnel project turn largely upon passenger traffic; engineering features have settled down to approximate form which may be accepted, if further geological examination reveals no unfavorable features; serious feature of project is that traffic would tend to concentrate at tunnel; it would become uneconomical to maintain boats, which would pass out of existence; and great sums expended on harbor facilities and vessels would be lost. (see also editorial comment in Engineer, vol. 149, no. 3871, Mar. 21, 1930, p. 327)
The channel tunnel
Engineering
Engineering ; 129 , n 3349
1930
2 pages
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