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		By: alistair nicoll		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have been critical of this in the past. There are times you just have to wonder about the management skills and capabilities of the politicians and bureaucrats that sanction this madness. There simply is no vision and the same  applies on many of the transfers where no attempt to make going from one to the other an easy and enjoyable task.

It is not often that the UK, well London in this case, can claim kudos but back in the 1980s BR and London Transport saw the light and began to cooperate closely on ticketing to make traveling in London far easier and cheaper. 

I remain incredulous that Thailand in developing all this new infrastructure never thought to integrate it all what a missed oportunity]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been critical of this in the past. There are times you just have to wonder about the management skills and capabilities of the politicians and bureaucrats that sanction this madness. There simply is no vision and the same  applies on many of the transfers where no attempt to make going from one to the other an easy and enjoyable task.</p>
<p>It is not often that the UK, well London in this case, can claim kudos but back in the 1980s BR and London Transport saw the light and began to cooperate closely on ticketing to make traveling in London far easier and cheaper. </p>
<p>I remain incredulous that Thailand in developing all this new infrastructure never thought to integrate it all what a missed oportunity</p>
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