TransCapital Commuter

TransCapital Commuter
Logo of TransCapital Commuter
Overview
Mode	Commuter rail
Owner	Centralia County Council
Business
Employees	1,856
Revenue	£441 million
Established	1977 (as Kingsbury Commuter)
Operations
Depots	Ellford Junction
Stations	18
Patronage	44,000 (daily)

TransCapital Commuter (originally known as the Kingsbury Commuter) is a heavy rail commuter public transport system serving the Centralia county of New Ingerland. The Commuter network was established as Kingsbury Commuter in 1977, but can trace its history back to national heavy railway system, which was established in 1883. The service is run by the TransCapital Passenger transport authority.

Network

Presently, TransCapital Commuter operates four lines across a network of 73.87 miles (118.88 kilometres).

Airport Line	Shepton Line	Langford Line	Woolcaster Line
6 stations	8 stations	12 stations	14 stations
Kingsbury Central ■ ■ Madgwick West Kingsbury Ellford Junction ■ ■ Ellford Town Kingsbury Airport	Kingsbury Central ■ ■ Madgwick West Kingsbury Ellford Junction ■ ■ Bellfied Black Mountain East Shepton Shepton	Kingsbury Central ■ ■ Madgwick West Kingsbury Ellford Junction ■ ■ Ellford Town Ardingham Pungarehu Hillsborough Durnley Cross Alchester Kaponga Racecourse Road Langford	Kingsbury Central ■ ■ ■ Madgwick West Kingsbury Ellford Junction ■ ■ ■ Ellford Town Ardingham Hillsborough ■ Chilcott Harnham Greenacre Pineweald Congi Aramoana Woolcaster
Stations in italics are under planning or under construction. They are not included in the total number of stations as specified in this table. – station has a connecting bus service – station has an Sprint Rail connection – special event station – Free Transit Zone ■ – station has a Airport Line connection ■ – station has a Langford Line connection ■ – station has a Shepton Line connection – station has a Woolcaster Line connection