The Isle of Wight's first passenger train has arrived at Ryde Pier Head station this morning (Monday), after ten months of work on Island Line's tracks.
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The much-awaited newly refurbished rolling stock replaces the old style tube trains that used to run between Ryde and Shanklin.
Improvement and accessibility works and a new passing loop have also been added, to the tune of £26 million.
WATCH as @PhotographyRue films the arrival of the Island's first passenger train to run since the line closed for the work in January.
The first passenger service train to arrive into Ryde Pier Head this morning since January, Island Line is now back running after there upgrade works 🚊 @WightlinkTravel @wightlinkferry @iwightradio @iwcponline @islandecho @onthewight @SW_Help pic.twitter.com/2soPuuqUbC
— Photography Rue (@PhotographyRue) November 1, 2021
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