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Traksy @traksy.uk · 02/07/2026

New lines include the Isle of Wight and Stranraer. The Stranraer line is a bit quiet, but I could watch the IoW line for hours. A Traksy subscription is probably cheaper than a holiday, and comes with minimal danger of your feet getting covered in itchy wet sand.

Picture shows a traksy map of the Isle of Wight

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 03/11/2025

Unit allocations are now available for almost all trains on the new site. The unit numbers are also clickable (or you can enter a unit number in the search bar), to see details of the unit, and all the services it is allocated to today

Screenshot showing details for unit 220 001 today, including information about the 4 coaches, and the services it is allocated to

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 26/09/2025

A couple of examples:

A screengrab showing the 19.03 iK32 Hull-Leeds service, with a note to say it will be worked by 185 106, which has 3 coaches and 155 seats

Screenshot showing details of the 17.27 1E73 Plymouth to Leeds train, showing that it consists of a pair of class 220s

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 15/02/2025

This also means that you can use the new site where you have Traksy installed as a homescreen app.

Full-screen phone screenshot showing the new version of Traksy running as an installed webspp

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 15/02/2025

Subscribers can now make Traksy default to the new site when they visit. We'll be working on a nicer interface but for now you just need to: - Click on your email in the top-right of the page - Click on the "toggle selected site" option until it reads "new site" - Refresh the page

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 02/02/2025

And to finish the evening, cancellations and reinstatements

Screenshot showing a train widget for a cancelled train. The word "CAN" is highlighted in red in the bottom left corner

Screenshot of the timetable for a cancelled train showing "Train cancelled from here" under the Dumbarton Central stop.

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 02/02/2025

And finally, some accessibility changes for people who have their phones zoomed in a bit. More of the views can now break onto multiple lines if they need to. The maps will also zoom in a bit if you are short of vertical space, so that you can scroll horizontally and vertically 3/3

Screenshot showing a zoomed-in screen, with a train schedule on display. The location name is on the line above the arrival and departure times so that everything will fit

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 02/02/2025

More changes: For people who like the details, we now have scheduling allowances and actions ("Train reverses", "Carriages Added/Removed"). Still to come: Cancellations, reinstatements and changes like switches from diesel to electric mode. 1/3

Screenshot from the Traksy timetable view, showing that information about schedule allowances is now included

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 28/01/2025

The timetables are now also clickable on stations page, but it looks the same as the journey page, so heres the info tab, illustrating the much-clearer tab navigation, and the larger space available to read everything in. That's it for now. More changes coming soon. 4/4

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 28/01/2025

You can now search for journeys and see the timetable and other information full-screen. Click on a headcode to see the full schedule for the train. Hit escape, close or back to get back from the schedule page to the journey page

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 28/01/2025

Want more information about a train? Tap on "Full Timetable" to see the full schedule, with info about running days, and the ability to click through and see different days. (Coming soon: historic running, changes en-route, allowances) 2/4

Screenshot of the new full schedule screen

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 28/01/2025

NEW RELEASE: Decent timetable and schedule views, and better navigation. Starting with the live widgets, which are simpler, smaller, and highlight how late or early the service is. Once you're finished with a widget, hit the close button or swipe it off the screen 1/4

Screenshot of the new simpler live train widgets

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 24/01/2025

Here's a quick sample:

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 26/12/2024

All the fun of a boxing day deployment. The new version of the site (traksy.uk/new) now has quick links to recent history in the search bar. In case you want to remove an item from your history, just click on the clock next to it

Screenshot showing items from your recent history in the search box

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 17/12/2024

There are some experimental new vertical-scrolling maps on the new site. Not currently searchable, but subscribers can give them a try at traksy.uk/new/?id=227 and for phones at traksy.uk/new/?id=2271 Good to know if people like/hate the idea, how they could be better, and whether there are bugs

Screenshot from the new site showing the West Coast line around Penrith represented as 4 rows of map on a single page

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 09/12/2024

We are now showing allocation information for C2C (trains from Fenchurch Street to Southend) live on the new site. The information updates every couple of hours, and it's a bit experimental while we iron out bugs over the next few days.

Screenshot from Traksy showing a train with the unit allocations displayed

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 05/12/2024

Extended berths are on the new site for Reading, Paddington, Euston, Kings Cross, Victoria, Cannon St, Charing Cross, London Bridge, Piccadilly, Leeds and more. I really like them - hope you do too. (unfortunately they aren't working on the old site, so they've been removed there for now) 4/4

Screenshot from Traksy showing new extended berths, with information about the departure time and destination of trains displayed right on the map

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 05/12/2024

Subscribers can now get a map of a station's location on the new site (traksy.uk/new). Just click on the + in the top right and Add the the OpenStreetMap gadget 1/4

A screengrab from the Traksy site, showing a streetmap focused on Edinburgh Waverley station.

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 30/11/2024

Updates: We now have better extended berths on traksy.uk/new . The extended berths at terminus stations now show the departure time and destination in a clearer font, and they are clickable. So far we've added extended berths to St Pancras and Glasgow Central. More coming soon! 1/3

Image shows the view in the new Traksy app of platofrms 1-3 at Glasgow Central, including details of departure time and destination in addition to the headcode

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Traksy @traksy.uk · 22/11/2024

More updates: ORR station to station journey stats for 2023-24 are on the beta site (traksy.uk/new ). To enable them, hit the "+" button on the top right of the screen and add the "ORR Station Usage and Other Data" gadget Search for a station, select Station Info, then click the graph icon (1/5)

An illustrative screenshot of the ORR Station usage data for Edinburgh, showing that total journeys to/from Edinburgh in 2023/24 have risen to 10.6 million, With Glasgow Queen Street as the top destination with 1.2 million journeys.

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