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HS2’s Learning Legacy Podcast is a five-part series exploring the Learning Legacy programme.

HS2’s Learning Legacy Podcast is a five-part series exploring the Learning Legacy programme.

HS2 is being designed and built to serve Britain’s travel needs well into the next century.

As we build Britain’s new zero carbon, high-speed railway, we’re striving to leave an overall positive legacy for people, places and nature.

Our goal is to contribute to the recovery of nature in the UK while we build the railway.

Designed to carry the railway over the floodplain of the River Great Ouse, the Westbury viaduct will be supported by seven evenly spaced piers, each up to 9.2m tall.

The 99m wide green bridge is the largest on the HS2 project and will cross the railway near the village of Turweston, which is on the outskirts of Brackley.

HS2’s design aims to be inspirational, look good, work well, be easily maintained and provide value for money for its customers.

At HS2, we’re taking advantage of the continued growth in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to deliver our projects more quickly and at lower cost.

The new Network Rail bridges will span the Transport for London (TfL)/London Underground Central line and Old Oak Common Lane. The Old Oak Common Lane Bridge will be part-concrete deck, part-steel deck.