Plans to further develop a comprehensive, sector-wide risk model have received a major boost with a key appointment by the organisation responsible for driving light rail safety.
The latest virtual reality technology is now available to light rail operators looking to further enhance safety as part of their recruitment and training processes.
Supplementary guidance on the statutory Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) has been published by the organisation responsible for driving light rail safety.
A deep sadness hangs over the nation following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and all at the Light Rail Safety and Standards Board would like to extend their sincere sympathy and thoughts to the Royal Family
Key projects that are set to play a crucial role in further enhancing light rail safety will be the focus of a series of workshops in Birmingham next week.