Network Rail Route Utilisation Strategies

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Network Rail has an obligation, transferred from the abolished Strategic Rail Authority, to produce Rail Utilisation Strategies[1] (RUS). As of late May 2008, 8 had been published and a further 11 were at an earlier stage.

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[edit] Individual strategies

[edit] Published

These are listed in order of publication:

  • South West Main Line RUS, March 2006
  • Cross London RUS, August 2006
  • Scotland RUS, March 2007
  • Freight RUS, March 2007
  • North West RUS, May 2007
  • Greater Anglia RUS; December 2007
  • East Coast Main Line RUS (February 2008)
  • South London RUS (March 2008)

[edit] Scheduled for publication by end-2008

These are listed alphabetically:

  • Lancashire and Cumbria RUS (draft published April 2008)
  • Merseyside RUS
  • Wales RUS
  • Yorkshire and Humber RUS

[edit] Scheduled for publication by end-2009

These are listed alphabetically:

  • East Midlands RUS
  • Great Western RUS
  • Kent RUS
  • Network RUS
  • Sussex RUS
  • West Coast Main Line RUS
  • West Midlands & Chilterns RUS

[edit] References

  1. ^ http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browseDirectory.aspx?root=&pageid=2895&dir=\RUS%20Documents\Route%20Utilisation%20Strategies Network Rail's introduction to the process