Train Operating Companies (TOC) are a part of the structure of the railway (railroad) system in Great Britain. In England, Scotland and Wales, most railway track is owned by the state-owned company Network Rail, formerly known as Railtrack. Passenger trains are operated by privately-owned Train Operating Companies. Different arrangements apply in Northern Ireland.
List of TOCs
Source[1]
- Abellio Greater Anglia (LE)
- Arriva Trains Wales (AW)
- Caledonian Sleepers (CS)
- Chiltern Railways (CH)
- Cross Country (XC)
- c2c (CC)
- East Midlands Trains (EM)
- First Hull Trains (HT)
- First Trans Pennine Express (TP)
- Gatwick Express (GX)
- Grand Central (GC)
- Great Northern (GN)
- Great Western Railway (GWR)
- Heathrow Connect (HC)
- Heathrow Express (HX)
- Island Line Trains (IL)
- London Midland (LM)
- London Overground (LO)
- Merseyrail (ME)
- Northern Rail (NT)
- North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NY)
- Scotrail (SR)
- Southeastern SE)
- Southern (SN)
- South West Trains (SW)
- TFL Rail (XR)
- Thameslink (TL)
- Virgin Trains (VT)
- Virgin Trains East Coast (GR)
References
- ↑ Comprehensive Rail Times for Great Britain, Summer 2016, ISBN 9781908174949