News - Page 6
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New study presents vision for fares reform which would 'bring in new customers'
Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport has set out a pathway for an easy-to-understand system.
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Scottish Labour vows to end peak fares despite trial not leading to sufficient demand increase
Pledge made to axe peak fares "for good" if it wins the next Scottish election.
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Female-managed and operated freight train runs ahead of International Women’s Day
More than 20 women from Network Rail, Freightliner, Mendip Rail and Heidelberg Materials come together to manage and run freight train.
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Signals, points and track to be renewed during series of West Coast Main Line closures
Work will take place on nine separate weekends between late March and early June.
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Network Rail wages war on Welsh vegetation as new plan improves efficiency
Heart of Wales teams managing half a mile of vegetation per night as part of project across Wales and Borders network.
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Rail reliability data at stations launched as government pushes for greater accountability
Rail passengers across England can now access real-time data on the punctuality and reliability of their local train services, as new station-level statistics have gone live.
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How a 'UK first' has been achieved at HS2's Delta Junction viaduct
HS2 Ltd has completed the first viaduct section at the Warwickshire site.
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CrossCountry planning to reinstate additional services on key routes from May
Industry consultation has been held on plans to reinstate additional services on Reading and Bristol routes.
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Industry seeks greater detail on rail reform consultation as leaders highlight areas of concern
Speakers at an All-Party Parliamentary Rail Group meeting outlined areas they'd like more detail on.
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Fleet
Separate supply chain problems hit both West Midlands Railway DMU fleets simultaneously
Operator's Class 172 and '196' fleets are affected by separate supply chain problems at the same time.
