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New rules proposed for heritage vehicles on main line

CrossCountry and East Midlands Trains services affected

Research suggests individual train operators are adept at managing specific risks

The railway between Hither Green and Lewisham was fully reopened today (January 30), six days after a GB Railfreight train carrying sand derailed.

Twenty-five years on, PAUL STEPHEN recalls the events of December 7 1991, when two trains collided within the depths of the Severn Tunnel

Initial investigation shows tram that crashed killing seven people was more than three times over speed limit

BTP Head of Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Mark Smith won a Judges' Special Award. Here's why.

RAIB issued an urgent Safety Digest on August 18, following the derailment of a Class 165 diesel multiple unit at Paddington on June 16 (RAIL 804).

RSSB (Rail Safety and Standards Board) says there is no evidence that drivers (rather than guards) operating train doors increases the risk of passenger harm

RSSB Interim Managing Director Mark Phillips tells RAIL it’s too early to say what the longer-term implications of Brexit will be on safety and standards.