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Metroisation 

Sir PeterHendy, Chairman of Network Rail, has stated that a cultural change is required so that the railway becomes accustomed to operating the kind of service frequencies more commonly associated with a metro system.

The new technology to enable the change is being rolled out. Frequent rail services enable local authorities and developers to deliver sustainable development of both market and affordable housing in healthy communities where active travel and frequent, reliable public transport are the norm

Learn from Rail Professionals and Local Authorities about delivering better services, new stations and reopening lines


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