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Choose a station served by a live train.
The interactive maps are presented with MapLibre using map data from © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Rail data is provided by National Rail Enquiries and Network Rail through the Rail Data Marketplace.
geoRailMaps combines these sources into an informational operational presentation. It must not be used to authorise train movements or replace authoritative railway systems.
geoRailMaps shows a live, operational view of Britain’s railway using prepared GRM presentation data.
GRM is informational and must not be used to authorise train movements or replace authoritative railway systems.
MapLibre · © OpenStreetMap contributors
Rail data provided by National Rail Enquiries and Network Rail via the Rail Data Marketplace.
geoRailMaps may use one device-location result to choose the initial view and place the location dot. In an ordinary browser, if anonymous analytics and location permission are both given, the visitor record stores only a location rounded to roughly 1 km; it does not store the exact coordinate or the visitor’s IP address, and the device is not continuously tracked.
Explore the operating railway by moving around the map and selecting a train or a group at a station.
Select a train arrow to open its Service Summary. Relevant service actions appear in the slim row above the navigation pill.
Green is running, amber is at a platform and red is a retained terminated service. The wording in the Service Summary explains what GRM knows about that state.
Live Service Trace shows the operational evidence behind a service. Live Status Trace presents the same service on a dedicated live map. Full schedule shows every applicable timing point.
This first in-app help view is drawn from the maintained geoRailMaps User Guide; its navigation will evolve with this prototype.