Independent report

HS2: supplement to the October 2013 strategic case

Presents the work the government has done to update the evidence base for HS2 since the 2013 strategic case.

Documents

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Details

The strategic case for HS2 was published in October 2013.

Since then the government has updated the evidence base which supports the strategic case to ensure the evidence for HS2 remains up-to-date. The report covers:

  • developments since the 2013 strategic case
  • the case for investment on the West Coast Main Line
  • how HS2 can support a modern economy

The document has 2 annexes.

The 바카라 사이트˜Demand and capacity pressures on the West Coast Main Line: technical annex바카라 사이트™ sets out up-to-date analysis of route capacity and train capacity issues on the West Coast Main Line.

The 바카라 사이트˜HS2 and the market for business travel: technical annex바카라 사이트™ explains how HS2 will improve connectivity and support a modern UK economy. It sets out the ways HS2 can increase opportunities for people and businesses to connect and trade, providing scope to increase efficiency and productivity.

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Published 30 November 2015

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