KeolisAmey Wins Contract to Run Wales and Borders
The Welsh Government has announced its intention to award the contract to operate the Wales and Borders rail service and the South Wales Metro to KeolisAmey today, 23 May 2018.
The Olympic Park now has autonomous shuttles
Visitors to the Olympic Park can now ride London’s first autonomous hop-on passenger shuttle that is being billed as “the future of public transport”.
NET celebrates second anniversary of expansion
Nottingham’s tram network has celebrated the second anniversary of the opening of new lines to Clifton and Toton.
Communications excellence key to boosting customer satisfaction
Communications excellence is key to boosting customer satisfaction. Alistair Gordon explains how this has been achieved on DLR and Nottingham’s NET.
Investing in people is the key to passenger satisfaction
Staff development trumps technology for passenger satisfaction
New operator just the ticket for Metrolink
Greater Manchester’s Metrolink tram system – the largest of its kind in the UK – has welcomed a new operator on-board to run the iconic network.
Keolis grows UK light rail passenger numbers by 6.6 million
UK public transport operator Keolis grew passenger numbers across its light rail networks by 6.6 million in 2016/17, official figures have confirmed.
Keolis on the shortlist for South Eastern rail franchise
Passenger transport operator Keolis UK has been shortlisted by the Department for Transport (DfT) to rebid for the South Eastern rail franchise with its joint venture partner Go-Ahead.
KeolisAmey Awarded Contract To Run The Greater Manchester Metrolink
A joint venture partnership of UK public transport operator, Keolis, and infrastructure asset management specialist, Amey, has been named as the new operator of the Greater Manchester Metrolink light rail network.
Dave Smale, Engineering Director, KeolisAmey Docklands (KAD)
The Docklands Light Railway has been providing an essential service between key areas of London since 1987, continually setting exceptionally high standards for punctuality and customer satisfaction. In 2014, KeolisAmey Docklands (KAD) – a joint venture formed between Keolis and Amey, was awarded the franchise to operate and maintain the DLR until 2021.
Engineering Director, Dave Smale, talks us through his role, and key developments in both the DLR and UK rail industry.