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Merseyrail is still called that, this article is more to do with using an "M" symbol rather than the name itself. Midland Metro uses an "n" in common with othe
by fredoralive 11y ago
Merseyrail is still called that, this article is more to do with using an "M" symbol rather than the name itself.
Midland Metro uses an "n" in common with other Network West Midlands stuff, so doesn't qualify for this chart. http://www.networkwestmidlands.com/ http://www.networkwestmidlands.com/
- keithpeter 11y agoOK, your list, your choice (shrugs). [Just imagine what would have happened if it was Chester that became economically important 150 years ago rather than Liverpool? Deesiderail, or DRail]