Articles by RAIL magazine - Page 31

Southeastern has launched its biggest ever recruitment drive, with a focus on people who might not have been considering a career in rail.

Join our campaign: even £20 can make a difference

Resolving the two-year ASLEF pay dispute will be high on the agenda for the new government.

Train operators closed 7.6 million delay compensation claims in the last reporting year.

ORR figures show the rail freight market share falling to 7%. Our columnist looks at ways back up

Travellers using the central tunnelled section of London’s Elizabeth Line now have 4G and 5G mobile phone coverage on the trains as well as in the stations.

Stagecoach was once a big hitter of the rail industry but recently surrendered its last franchise. Howard Johnston charts its rise, fall and return to buses

Once secret London underground tunnels to be opened to the public as a new heritage attraction

A passenger train was able to start moving with several doors open and before the conductor had completed the dispatch process because safety systems had been isolated in an attempt to correct a fault, RAIB has found.

South Western Railway has put the first of its refurbished Class 458 Coradia Juniper trains back into passenger service on suburban routes.