# What does Heavy Rail mean in a planning context?

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**Category:** Planning Regs\
**Created:** [28 January 2013 14:39 UTC](https://reachback.builtintelligence.com/t/what-does-heavy-rail-mean-in-a-planning-context/1972 "2013-01-28T14:39:56Z")\
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The traditional railway network, using standard rolling stock.