The Island's railways have continued to positively progress across a number of areas since 2018, despite challenges posed by the pandemic.
That's according to the Systra railway review, which has made a number of recommendations and observations.
It says the railways now need to look to their development over the next 10 to 15 years, and suggests a strategy is produced for the period to 2040.
The review says there are many perspectives on how the railway could be developed, but a lack of a clear and unified vision, so a strategy would be beneficial.
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