Release Calendar

Summary: The National Rail Enquiry Service (NRES) provides information, primarily on train times and fares. It covers enquiries made through the telephone service, as well as self-service channels such as through Apps and website visits.

Summary: The publication contains data relating to vehicle registrations, public transport, petroleum deliveries to NI and driver and vehicle testing.

Summary: Calendar Year statistics on Injury Road Traffic Collisions in Northern Ireland.

Summary: Public performance measure (PPM) measures the number of trains reaching their final destination 'on time'. On time is defined as within five minutes for regional and London and South East trains, and within ten minutes for long distance trains.

Summary: This is the average age of rolling stock. Data is available by sector and train company. All rail vehicles leased from rolling stock leasing companies (ROSCOs) by train operators that have a franchise agreement with the Department for Transport are included in the calculations of average age.

Summary: Freight lifted is the mass of goods carried on the network, measures in tonnes. It excludes the weight of the locomotives and wagons. Unlike freight moved, it takes no account of the distance travelled.

Summary: The amount of freight moved on the railway network in Great Britain. Freight moved is measured in net tonne kilometres and takes into account the net weight (excluding the weight of the locomotive and wagon) of the goods carried and the distance carried.

Summary: Investment made by private companies into the rail industry

Summary: This is a quarterly update of information on the Testing, Licensing and Enforcement / Compliance activities of the Driver and Vehicle Agency.

Summary: A signal passed at danger (SPAD) occurs when a train passes a stop signal without authority to do so. SPADs are assigned a numerical ranking between 0 and 28 based on the severity of the incident. Those SPADs ranked at over 20 are those with the highest potential for serious consequences, while those between 16 and 19 are considered to have less serious potential. Those ranked from 1 to 15 carry little or no risk.