Our Health and Safety vision - Network Rail
Everyone home safe every day underpins our promise to safely transport more people and goods where they need to be on time, every time.| Network Rail
Everyone home safe every day underpins our promise to safely transport more people and goods where they need to be on time, every time.| Network Rail
Delivering punctuality and reliability is our commitment to the passenger. Find out about On Time measures and safety performance.| Network Rail
We own, operate, maintain and develop the railway infrastructure in England, Scotland and Wales. Find out more about who we are.| Network Rail
Our planned works are carefully planned to minimise disruption to passengers and freight users months in advance.| Network Rail
Our tracks treatment machines look after the tracks to keep trains running smoothly and safely in all weathers| Network Rail
Our High Output team delivers rapid renewals and keeps the railway running, carrying out 70 per cent of Britain’s track renewal work.| Network Rail
Snow and ice in particular, can cause significant issues. Find out how we prepare for the challenges of winter weather on the railway.| Network Rail
How problems with signals and points cause delays – and what we’re doing to prevent them. How we’re reducing signalling failures.| Network Rail
In case a British summer features abnormally high temperatures, we have to plan for intense heat, which can cause rails to buckle.| Network Rail
We work 24/7 looking after the railway to keep the network running. Find out about the work we carry out to keep you moving.| Network Rail
Find out how we apply the highest standards of safety: for passengers, the public, our employees and safety in our partnerships.| Network Rail
When a track is ‘life-expired’ and maintenance is too expensive or ineffective, we come up with solutions to refurbish or renew the track.| Network Rail
Our investment in the railway’s ‘traffic light system’ will replace outdated signalling systems and improve reliability and safety for passengers. The...| Network Rail
