Following the announcement of further restrictions affecting parts of the Liverpool City Region, Merseyrail has issued travel advice to those passengers in affected areas.
As face coverings are now mandatory on public transport, Merseyrail has gone one step further to reinforce the message to customers by “covering up” five of its trains.
As schools prepare to reopen fully in September and many employees begin to return to their places of work, Merseyrail has issued advice and information to ensure safe travelling on their network.
Outdoor media owner JCDecaux UK has been awarded a five-year Merseyrail outdoor advertising contract following a competitive tender.
Following the Government’s announcement of the easing of lockdown restrictions, Merseyrail services will be increasing from Sunday 5 July.
Merseyrail is reminding passengers that face coverings must be worn whilst on their network from today (Monday 15th June 2020).
From Monday 18 May, the frequency and number of rail services on the Merseyrail network will change.
Downtown boss Frank McKenna was in conversation with 3 leading transport personalities to discuss the challenges and opportunities the transport sector faces once we get through the Coronavirus crisis.
Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor of Liverpool City Region has today (Wednesday 8 April) announced that NHS staff will be able to travel for free on buses and Merseyrail trains across the city region.
Merseyrail has announced a reduced timetable starting Thursday 2 April as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As a result of the national emergency measures announced by the prime minister earlier this week and an increasing number of station, depot and onboard staff self-isolating due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of changes have been made to the timetable for this Sunday (29 March 2020).
Following government advice in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Merseyrail services will be running every 30 minutes on all lines from start of service on Thursday 19 March.
