Will private rail operators cost the taxpayer £BILLIONS, even after renationalisation? | Ep 83
And new findings emerge from the RAIB investigation into the train crash last year at Talerddig in Wales.
In this episode:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Open access report
15:29 WOW! New channel teaser
16:14 Talerddig rail crash report
20:13 Transport for Wales Transport Summit
22:03 Thanks to Supporters
23:17 Barrow Hill visit preview
26:18 Railway News Round-Up
26:23 Transport for London tackles fare dodgers
27:16 Deaf Awareness Week
28:18 East Coast Main Line mobile connectivity boost
29:12 TransPennine Express upgrades Class 185s with ETCS
29:45 HS2 A46 Kenilworth Bypass box structure
30:34 Train driver minimum age reduced
31:51 The Quiz
33:35 Avon Valley Railway English Wine Festival
Link to WOW!: https://youtu.be/3daGbsrwLEQ
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Credits:
Presenters - Nigel Harris (@railnigel on X) & Richard Bowker CBE (@SRichardBowker). General Manager: Stef Foster (@stefatrail)
This video discusses the potential financial impact of private rail operators on taxpayers, even following rail renationalisation, based on new analysis. It also covers developments from the RAIB investigation into a train crash in Talerddig, Wales, and includes updates on various railway topics such as Transport for Wales, East Coast Main Line connectivity improvements, TransPennine Express upgrades, and HS2 infrastructure projects. Locations mentioned include Kenilworth, Nelson, and Keith. Operators referenced are British Railways, East Coast, Transpennine, and Transport For Wales.
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