 this article details the variety of means of transport in jersey, channel islands. thumb|cycle lane in st helier ==air transport== airports: *jersey airport ==rail transport== historically there were public railway services in the island, provided by two railway companies: *the jersey railway closed in 1936. *the jersey eastern railway closed in 1929. during the german military occupation 1940â1945, light railways were re-established by the germans for the purpose of supplying coastal fortifications. a one-metre gauge line was laid down following the route of the former jersey railway from saint helier to la corbiÃ¨re, with a branch line connecting the stone quarry at ronez in saint john. a 60cm line ran along the west coast, and another was laid out heading east from saint helier to gorey. the first line was opened in july 1942, the ceremony being disrupted by passively resisting jersey spectators.cruickshank, charles g. (1975) the german occupation of the channel islands, the guernsey press, isbn 0-902550-02-0 the german railway infrastructure was dismantled after the liberation in 1945. two railways operate at the pallot heritage steam museum; a standard gauge heritage steam railway, and a narrow gauge pleasure line operated by steam-outline diesel motive power. ==road transport==  highways: total: 577&nbsp;km (1995) paved: na km unpaved: na km === buses ===  thumb|a double-decker bus in st. brelade, jersey buses are operated by ct plus jersey, a local subsidiary of hct group. bus service routes radiate from the liberation station in st helier. in 2012, it was announced that ct plus would take over the operation of the bus service, commencing on 2 january 2013, ending 10 years of connex service in jersey. this new service is called libertybus. ===cycling=== jersey has a well sign posted island cycle network. a traffic-free route for cyclists and pedestrians links saint helier to la corbiÃ¨re and a branch of this route ends up at st peter's village passing jersey airport. ===driving=== thumb|a green lane sign.|upright 200px|thumb|jersey vehicle number plate driving is on the left hand side. the maximum speed limit throughout the entire island is 40&nbsp;mph (64&nbsp;km/h), with slower limits on certain stretches of road, such as 20/30&nbsp;mph (32/48&nbsp;km/h) in built up areas and 15&nbsp;mph (24&nbsp;km/h) on roads designated as green lanes. visitors wishing to drive must possess a certificate of insurance or an international green card, a valid driving licence or international driving p
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