Here, the Queen’s train is coming!

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of England has already inaugurated, herself in person in February 2016, the start of work on the ‘Queen Elizabeth Line’. A transport service inspired and dedicated to her, made up of latest generation trains equipped with intelligent temperature and electricity, video camera control, information for passengers and wi-fi.

Trains with at least 9 carriages will transport approximately 200 million people every year, saving time, 30% renewable energy, and benefiting the British economy with more than 700 new job opportunities in the sector.

From December 2018 the Elizabeth Line will connect the main hub of London Heathrow Airport with the center of the metropolis, at the well-known Paddington station, alleviating the work that Heathrow Express trains have been carrying out every day for many years now.

According to the English Office of Transport Statistics, in 2017 Paddington station, the only relevant one in the West London area, was in fact the eighth busiest in England with more than 37 million passengers.

Given that from 2018, almost a total of 440 million travelers are estimated to be growing (100 million more than in 2011) on all English national trains, including the latest generation ones, 90% punctuality and safety are also estimated 20% more passengers than in the past.

By the end of 2019, the Elizabeth Line will be ready to transport, from West to East, commuters and tourists who, with great relief, will then be able to move on the route from the city of Reading to the center of Shenfield crossing central London, with conditions of better transport, both in terms of costs, time and quality.

The main stations in London are being renovated to allow greater accessibility, including by presenting clear information and signs to highlight directions and facilitate travel.

The conclusion of this new line connecting London and beyond will do nothing but contribute to the success of the British transport sector, already consolidated over time, as well as representing the historic image and presence of the Queen, so dear to her citizens and the world. entire. An excellent and innovative idea to keep His Majesty up to date with the times!