UK digital signalling project represents nationwide overhaul

Signals at Birmingham New Street Network Rail

Network Rail is integrating new digital signalling systems across the British railway network, in an effort to improve safety and efficiency. The infrastructure agency says that the programme will help provide more reliable and faster services over critical routes such as the Transpennine, the East Coast Main Line and at Birmingham New Street.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is UK correspondent for RailTech.com and Railfreight.com

1 comment op “UK digital signalling project represents nationwide overhaul”

bönström bönström|09.08.22|10:52

“Reduce delays and disruption”, hm…, too well, fits in a defensive strategy…
An alternative, for an offensive goal, now is the requested!
Now post Brexit, for sake of UK and of hemisphere…, nearness to ports, Ocean, etc., decisively has to be taken advantage of.
A timely, a “well oiled” railway net, shall connect the ports, etc.!
It is 2022 now and any “state of the art”, with delays and disruptions at railways no longer is acceptable!

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UK digital signalling project represents nationwide overhaul

Signals at Birmingham New Street Network Rail

Network Rail is integrating new digital signalling systems across the British railway network, in an effort to improve safety and efficiency. The infrastructure agency says that the programme will help provide more reliable and faster services over critical routes such as the Transpennine, the East Coast Main Line and at Birmingham New Street.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is UK correspondent for RailTech.com and Railfreight.com

1 comment op “UK digital signalling project represents nationwide overhaul”

bönström bönström|09.08.22|10:52

“Reduce delays and disruption”, hm…, too well, fits in a defensive strategy…
An alternative, for an offensive goal, now is the requested!
Now post Brexit, for sake of UK and of hemisphere…, nearness to ports, Ocean, etc., decisively has to be taken advantage of.
A timely, a “well oiled” railway net, shall connect the ports, etc.!
It is 2022 now and any “state of the art”, with delays and disruptions at railways no longer is acceptable!

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