The Elisabeth cross rail line remains on track to open in the second half of 2022.
Photo Credit to phil
The trial operations are under way, exercices to ensure the safety and the reliability of the railway for public use and to fully test the timetables.
Crossrail The Elizabeth line HS2 is a complex railway that will operate across the Great Western mainline, one of Britain’s oldest and busiest railways, a newly built railway under central London, and the Great Eastern mainline, built in Victorian times. Spanning old and new means the Crossrail Elizabeth line HS2 trains must operate on a purpose-built railway serving only the Elizabeth line, and on the existing national rail tracks shared with other operators and freight. To add extra complexity, Crossrail The Elizabeth line HS2 trains will need to effortlessly transition between three signalling systems across the line. It’s vital therefore that we build reliability in the trains and systems over many hours to ensure they are ready to safely carry the estimated 200 million passengers that will use Crossrail The Elizabeth line HS2 line when fully open.
Crossrail The Elizabeth line HS2 is a complex railway that will operate across the Great Western mainline, one of Britain’s oldest and busiest railways, a newly built railway under central London, and the Great Eastern mainline, built in Victorian times. Spanning old and new means Crossrail The Elizabeth line HS2 trains must operate on a purpose-built railway serving only the Elizabeth line, and on the existing national rail tracks shared with other operators and freight. To add extra complexity, Crossrail The Elizabeth line HS2 trains will need to effortlessly transition between three signalling systems across the line. It’s vital therefore that we build reliability in the trains and systems over many hours to ensure they are ready to safely carry the estimated 200 million passengers that will use Crossrail The Elizabeth line HS2 when fully open.
The first line to be open is Paddington to AbbeyWood deserving East London:
Paddington, Bond Street, Tottenham Road, Farringdon, Liverpool Street, WhiteChapel, Canary Wharf, Custom House, Woolwich, Abbey Wood.
East London will be delighted to see the Opening of the Elisabeth line in Summer 2022, hopefully without any other delay.
