Rails South Yorkshire is a railway network that serves the South Yorkshire region of England. The network is operated by Northern Rail and covers a total of 70 stations. The network is divided into four main lines, which are the Sheffield to Leeds line, the Sheffield to Doncaster line, the Sheffield to Lincoln line, and the Sheffield to Huddersfield line. The network also includes several branch lines that connect smaller towns and villages to the main lines.
The Sheffield to Leeds line is the busiest line on the network, with frequent services running between the two cities. The line passes through several towns and cities, including Barnsley, Wakefield, and Dewsbury. The Sheffield to Doncaster line is also a busy route, with services running between Sheffield and Doncaster, as well as several smaller towns along the way. The line passes through Rotherham, Mexborough, and Conisbrough.
The Sheffield to Lincoln line is a quieter route, with services running between Sheffield and Lincoln. The line passes through several small towns and villages, including Worksop, Retford, and Gainsborough. The Sheffield to Huddersfield line is also a quieter route, with services running between Sheffield and Huddersfield. The line passes through several small towns and villages, including Penistone, Denby Dale, and Brockholes. Overall, Rails South Yorkshire provides an important transport link for the region, connecting towns and cities and providing access to employment, education, and leisure opportunities.