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FeedsHome: February / March 2012 › Christmas delivery at York
Christmas delivery at York
28/02/2012 | Channel: Business Improvement, Station Development
The south end of York station is no longer a bottleneck for services on the east coast main line (ECML) after engineers worked through Christmas to bring online new track and signalling systems.
Infrastructure work at Holgate to install an additional line and new junction were completed earlier this year.
Previously trains travelling from Leeds to the north east and Scotland conflicted with other passenger services, often resulting in trains being forced to stand before they could access a platform. This has now been resolved, creating greater freedom of operation and a better flow of trains into and out of the station.
Previously trains travelling from Leeds to the north east and Scotland conflicted with other passenger services, often resulting in trains being forced to stand before they could access a platform. This has now been resolved, creating greater freedom of operation and a better flow of trains into and out of the station.
