FAQs
Who is RDG?
The Rail Delivery Group is an organisation that brings together railway companies, to help them to deliver better services for customers. We bring together passenger train operators, freight train operators, as well as railway infrastructure companies Network Rail, High Speed 1 and HS2. Together with the rail supply industry, we are working to change and improve, and secure prosperity in Britain now and in the future. Find out more about RDG.
How long has RDG been around?
RDG was previously known as ATOC (Association of Train Operating Companies). ATOC was set up after privatization in 1993, to preserve and enhance the benefits for passengers of Britain's national rail network. In 2011, it was joined by RDG to provide policy formulation and communications on behalf of the entire industry. Then by October 2016, the single name of Rail Delivery Group was adopted to describe the organisation as a whole and all our activities.
What benefits does RDG offer?
- 26 days annual leave (plus bank holidays, Christmas shopping leave, Moving House day)
- 75% reduction on UK rail travel (for work and leisure)
- 30 weeks full pay for maternity, adoption and shared parental leave
- Personal Development Days
How many employees are in RDG?
We are currently at a headcount of approximately 300 employees.
What staff groups exist within RDG?
We strive to create an inclusive and diverse workforce here at RDG, and have various employee networks to encourage this. Find out more about our employee networks.