Software Developed by PC-Rail Software
PC-Rail Westbury v.5 1
Westbury has always been an interesting railway centre, located at the junction of the ex-Great Western main line from Paddington to the West Country, the Trowbridge line (towards Bristol and South Wales) and the Salisbury line (for Portsmouth, Brigh
PC-Rail Sydney 2000 v.5 1
One of the biggest and most complicated simulations, featuring the new line built to serve the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Regular services on this line add to the intense CityRail suburban services and considerable freight traffic.
PC-Rail South Devon v.5 1
PC-Rail South Devon features : - High degree of realism - User friendly interface - Operator performance measurement - Mouse or keyboard operation - Full signalling - Realistic train behaviour - Many options o variable speed/skill level o a
PC-Rail Sheffield v.5 1
This major rail centre in South Yorkshire provides a real challenge. Train operations are complex, with many trains terminating here, others changing direction and freight traffic to be fitted in between the frequent passenger services.
PC-Rail Salisbury v.5 1
Salisbury, on the ex-L&SWR main line from Waterloo to Exeter, is an important railway junction with services on the cross country route between Westbury and Southampton crossing the main line traffic.
PC-Rail Rugby v.5 1
This is an unusual and very interesting location, a major junction on the West Coast main line.
PC-Rail Reading v.5 1
This major junction on the Great Western main line, 36 miles from London Paddington, provides a real challenge to the operator. With multiple routes converging here, there are many conflicting movements to be handled.
PC-Rail Portsmouth v.5 1
Covering the area of the new Traffic Control Centre at Havant which was commissioned in early 2008, this simulation includes 8 stations, including Portsmouth Harbour, Portsmouth & Southsea, Fratton, Cosham (with its triangular junction) and Ha
PC-Rail Paddington v.5 1
Now take charge of a major London terminus! Opened by the Great Western Railway in 1854, Paddington has a long history but today is busier than ever.