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CrossCountry has today, Monday 12 October, announced plans to strengthen its long-distance fleet with the introduction of eight additional Voyager trains*, which will enter service in succession from early 2027. The additional trains, secured through collaboration between CrossCountry, Arriva, the Department for Transport, and rolling stock company Beacon, will provide additional capacity and greater resilience across the CrossCountry network, helping deliver a more reliable railway for customers travelling between major...