Rail Engineering

WSP was appointed by the clients Transport for London (TfL) and Network Rail to develop options and recommend a preferred solution for a London Overground station to link to the proposed High Speed 2/ Crossrail interchange at Old Oak Common.

 

 

With congestion forecasted to double by 2021, Edinburgh needed to address the issue of transport capacity. The development of a new tram system provided a solution to the city’s growing public transport needs

Innovative design, new construction techniques and staged construction saved time, money and reduced the impact of construction of five bridges on heavily trafficked Auckland roads.

The Karlsruhe-Basel line is the heart of one of Europe’s most important freight corridors, Rotterdam-Cologne-Basel-Milan-Genoa, and is one of the oldest and most frequently used railway lines in southwest Germany. The demands of modern rail traffic will be met with the continuous four-platform extension to the Rhine Valley line, as well as new railway sections in some areas. WSP provided various planning services with regards to general technical equipment planning.

Putting customers at the centre of a new generation of world-class trains is changing the way Sydney moves.

The Greater West program is a complex program that will deliver a step change in the performance, capacity and connectivity across the Western and Wales Routes, in the UK.

We are removing seven level crossings on the Frankston Line in Melbourne, helping to improve connectivity and safety for the local communities.

This landmark infrastructure project has removed major bottlenecks in Victoria's rail network by separating metropolitan and regional rail tracks in Melbourne.

With Perth’s population set to grow to 2.65 million by 2031, the city needs a high-capacity public transport system to ease congestion and link major activity centres.

Our work demonstrated the overall economic benefit of a proposed new passenger rail line in South West Sydney.