Publications

Crowding on trains and at stations is common and we need to make sure railway companies protect passengers from any health and safety risks when it happens.

Network Rail's network licence includes a condition providing for independent experts (reporters) to be appointed by the network operator (Network Rail), to provide ORR with advice on different aspects of Network Rail’s performance.

The purpose of the disclosure of public body size and salary data is to provide transparency to the public on the value of public sector posts.

Passenger train and station operators have information obligations in their licences.

We continue to monitor the market for open access rail services.

Our annual report summarises the key activities and events of the reporting year against the framework of objectives set out in our business plan.

Investigation of National Highways’ compliance with its licence and delivery of the second road investment strategy (RIS2).

Our annual reviews of health and safety, Network Rail and our work for passengers.

This page lists vehicles registered on the UK Register of Authorised Types of railway Vehicles (the UK Register), kept by ORR.

Our Consumer Expert Panel provides independent advice to help us fulfil our vision of making the rail industry better for current and future consumers.

ORR's board meets around ten times a year (monthly except August and December).

These documents are part of how we hold Network Rail to account.

We regularly commission research, working with expert agencies and the rail industry to gather feedback on passengers' experiences of accessibility, and assisted travel services.

Our responsibilities and HSE's responsibilities for enforcing asbestos laws and what those laws require.

This page contains all Core Valley Lines (CVL) track access application consultations, decisions, consolidated agreements, and the CVL charging framework. It also contains information on the CVL Network Code, including details of any approved modifications to the Code, and our consultations on a network licence for the operator of the network.

The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has completed its market study into the provision of railway station catering services.