More focus on passenger welfare is needed when trains are stranded

Elizabeth Line passengers on a Class 345 EMU (Photo TfL)

UK: The rail industry’s plans for dealing with trains stranded between stations need greater focus on passenger experience and welfare, according to a report commissioned by regulator the Office of Rail & Road and watchdog Transport Focus.

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