RIA responds to ORR’s consultation on Network Rail’s CP7 Business Plan
The Railway Industry Association have issued a response to the ORR’s consultation on Network Rail’s Business Plans for 2024-29.
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The UK’s Office of Rail and Road (ORR) is a non-ministerial government department responsible for the economic and safety regulation of Britain’s railways, and the economic monitoring of Highways England.
The Railway Industry Association have issued a response to the ORR’s consultation on Network Rail’s Business Plans for 2024-29.
The Office of Rail and Road have announced that Declan Collier is to be reappointed as ORR Chair for a further five-year term.
ORR’s annual assessment of Network Rail have shown a worsening train performance during 2022-23.
Following the release of new research, ORR has said that the rail industry needs to provide more reliability passenger assistance.
ORR’s review of rail strategy has offered eight recommendations to collective improve the performance of the rail network.
ORR’s assessment of Network Rail’s plans focusses on the need for better train performances and prioritising spend on core assets.
The Office of Rail and Road has praised train operators for the progress they have made in training staff to support disabled passengers.
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HS1 Ltd has appointed Mattias Bjornfors as its first-ever Strategy & Regulation Director.
GBRTT has shared its first passenger analysis to develop insights into the reasons people are taking the train and the wider implications for the industry.
GTR have received authorisation from the ORR to place its Class 717 fleet into passenger service with in-cab digital signalling.
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The Office of Rail and Road has called for all train companies to implement a system which automatically notifies passengers of any travel changes.
The decision opens up the Great Western Main Line to competition for the first time, with potential for lower fares, improved service quality and innovation for all passengers using the route.