The debate around UK rail is often compartmentalised, with infrastructure, culture and operations all separated into their own watertight compartments. But bringing those pieces together, so that we can all see the whole picture, is crucial to building an industry that’s truly fit for the future.

Intuitive CEO Nina Lockwood argues in this article for Passenger Transport that disconnected initiatives can undermine one another. Nina makes the case for collaboration and long-term thinking as the only way to ensure UK rail truly works for passengers, employees and the wider economy.

Read the full article online here.

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