Articles by Paul Clifton - Page 10

What is happening to Project Speed? Has it been buffeted by the economic storms swirling around the industry, or is it undergoing a subtle evolution

There’s a growing view that rail reform is stalling. The team creating Great British Railways says that’s not true

London’s transport commissioner, Andy Byford, is to step down at the end of October. 

As we learn to live with COVID without restrictions on how we travel, new permanent patterns are starting to emerge. How will the railway adapt?

Part of the Portsmouth Main Line closed for nine days from February 12, at the start of a three-year, £95 million project to upgrade outdated signalling. 

West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin has claimed that the pandemic is being used as a “smokescreen” to cut rail services in the North.

Train operators have further reduced rail services, in response to surging staff sickness levels due to COVID.

Salisbury’s Fisherton Tunnel reopened on November 16, 16 days after a crash between two trains that injured 14 people

Air quality levels on some diesel trains are up to 13 times worse than standing beside a busy road in central London.

The Transport Decarbonisation Plan is full of positive zero-emission strategies, goals and deadlines. But what has to be done now, to make a start?