West Coast Main Line

The West Coast Main Line is a major railway route in the UK connecting London with cities like Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, and Glasgow. It spans approximately 400 miles and serves as a key transportation corridor for passengers and freight. Known for its high-speed trains, it features advanced engineering, including tunnels and viaducts, allowing for efficient and reliable travel across the region. Managed primarily by Network Rail and operated by train companies, the line plays a vital role in supporting economic activity and mobility in the northwest and central parts of the country.