MRail IntelligenceMARIC · proof of concept
RailAdvent (UK) · 05 November 2026 · en

London – Hertfordshire trains to double in timetable change

Read the original ↗

Summary

AI · gpt-5.4-mini-2026-03-17 · relevance 18

Great Northern will double off-peak train frequency between Moorgate and Hertford North from 14 December. Services will run every 15 minutes on weekdays and Saturdays, with faster running into London and limited stops at Bayford and Crews Hill.

For Malaysian rail suppliers, this is a modest reference point for UK service uplift and timetable optimisation, but it does not indicate a direct procurement opportunity.
Ringkasan

Great Northern akan menggandakan kekerapan tren luar waktu puncak antara Moorgate dan Hertford North mulai 14 Disember. Perkhidmatan akan berjalan setiap 15 minit pada hari bekerja dan Sabtu, dengan perjalanan lebih pantas ke London dan hentian terhad di Bayford serta Crews Hill.

Extracted text (1446 chars)
Great Northern is to double the number of trains running between Moorgate and Hertford North in off-peak times from December. The change will start on Monday 14th December. On weekdays and Saturdays, the improvements will run until 9 pm for trains heading to London, and 8 pm for trains heading to Hertford North. The new services will call at all stations except for Bayford and Crews Hill, which will be served by a half-hourly service between Stevenage and Moorgate. This means that the additional trains can run 3 to 4 minutes faster into London. Stations can be added at a later date should demand increase, especially with a new town planned at Crews Hill. These improvements should improve connections across North London and Hertfordshire. “We’re truly delighted to be able to double the number of trains in the off-peak, Mondays to Saturdays, on the route between Moorgate and Hertford North. “With trains arriving every 15 minutes, there will be no need to check the timetable – passengers can just ‘turn up and go’. This will encourage more people to take the train, supporting the economies of towns along the route. “Locals will find it easier to make day trips to the capital and there will be more trains for shift workers. We hope the added convenience will drive people to use what is the most sustainable form of public transport, reducing everyone’s carbon footprint.” Great Northern’s Customer Services Director Jenny Saunders

Entities

Companies
Projects
Topics
timetable changeservice frequencycommuter railcapacity increaseUK rail
Countries
GB