Articles by RailReview - Page 3

Having survived privatisation and a pandemic, Britain’s night-time passenger trains are enjoying a resurgence in popularity. ANTHONY LAMBERT reports

Could land value capture agreements be the answer for transport schemes elsewhere in the UK? PETER PLISNER investigates

What are Labour’s plans for the railway, if they are voted into power? CONRAD LANDIN reports

It was described as the biggest-ever investment in the rail network, but wasn’t universally welcomed - mainly because of what it left out.

Fares and ticketing reform are long overdue. But what changes to each would be required to drive revenue growth and reinforce the value of the railways?

Decarbonisation and ageing diesel train fleets are factors that need for more overhead wiring, but funding and failed projects are problems in need of solutions

PETER PLISNER looks at what can be done to deliver a better on-board customer environment to match the new wave of discretionary travel

Increasing the proportion and volume of electrically hauled freight requires relatively modest steps.

Moving transport to a cleaner, greener operation won’t be easy… we’ll need much more green electricity and the infrastructure to deliver it.

PROFESSOR ANDREW McNAUGHTON examines the root causes behind rail infrastructure projects coming in late and over budget