Serco Docklands

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Serco Docklands was a private company that operated and maintained the Docklands Light Railway in London before the franchise passed to its successor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf private company
railway operating company
contractType operations and maintenance concession
country United Kingdom
employedStaffType maintenance engineers
station staff
train service controllers
headquartersLocation London NERFINISHED
industry public transport
rail transport
locatedInJurisdiction England NERFINISHED
maintainedInfrastructureType control systems
signalling systems
stations
tracks
operated Docklands Light Railway NERFINISHED
operatedAutomatedSystem driverless trains GENERATED
operatedInCity London NERFINISHED
operatedInRegion Docklands NERFINISHED
operatedOnBehalfOf public transport authority
operatedPassengerService airport access services
commuter rail service
operatedRailwaySystem automated light metro GENERATED
operatedRollingStockType Docklands Light Railway trains NERFINISHED
operatedUnderContractWith Docklands Light Railway Limited NERFINISHED
Transport for London NERFINISHED
operatedUnderRegulationOf Transport for London standards
UK rail safety regulators
parentCompany Serco Group NERFINISHED
partOf London public transport network NERFINISHED
providedServiceFor business district workers
commuters
tourists
replacedBy Docklands Light Railway franchise successor
role maintainer of Docklands Light Railway infrastructure
operator of Docklands Light Railway
safetyResponsibility infrastructure safety
railway operations safety
servedStationArea Canary Wharf NERFINISHED
City of London NERFINISHED
East London NERFINISHED
serviceType light rail operations
railway maintenance
successorRelationship franchise passed to successor operator
transportMode urban rail
usedFareSystem integrated London fare system

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KeolisAmey Docklands predecessor Serco Docklands