In this timely and compelling work of political economy, William Galt argues for the need for radical reform of the British railway system. Drawing on extensive research and firsthand experience, Galt provides a trenchant critique of the existing structure of the railways and lays out a visionary plan for a more efficient and effective system. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the future of transportation and the role of government in shaping economic policy.

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