London Overground
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TfL Rail took of the following services from Greater Anglia:
This was the first major step of the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) operations under the temporary brand. Since the transfer of the stations and services major improvements have taken place. From 31st May 2015 TfL Rail took over the following service from London Liverpool Street to Shenfield via Ilford & Romford. This is the first stage of Crossrail operations under a temporary brand, TfL Rail which will be making many improvements to the line: Deep clean all trains and stations Improve customer information Improve the reliability of the service Reduce fare evasion & antisocial behavior Staff at stations when trains are running Introduce new Class 345 trains May 2018 saw TfL Rail take over the Heathrow Connect service from London Paddington to Heathrow Airport T4 via Hayes & Harlington This page takes a closer look at the branch between Upminster to Romford via Emerson Park. Branch details:
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The Network
Rolling Stock
The fleet plays a massive part of the Dial a Ride operations. Fully accessible vehicles with the use of wheelchair lifts, ramps, support bars and aids. They can transport up-to eight wheelchairs at any given time. Due to their size, they can travel down small narrow residential roads which are often not served by normal full size buses.
The fleet has been modernised every few years to keep up with the latest emissions - providing cleaner and greener journeys.
The fleet has been modernised every few years to keep up with the latest emissions - providing cleaner and greener journeys.
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The Dial a Ride fleet consists of 256 vehicles, all of which are Euro 6* compliant diesel vehicles.
*Details obtained from TfL September 2021.
*Details obtained from TfL September 2021.
Official Information
For more information on TfL Rail including; live running information, timetables and maps. Please visit the Transport for London website.