Neutralston National Railways

Neutralston National Railways (NNR) is the national operator of railways in and around the island, From 1996, the services are handed out to local governments of the island to run the lines in those regions. 
=== Early Years ===
The Railways in Neutralston came at a later date, initially as a way to transport coal to a ferry port in Benningtonshire for the mainland's power stations, Local farmers also saw an opportunity for the railway to carry their goods into the city and sell them, initially, the network was formed of a couple of disconnected lines to around the island, until the Bennington and Neutralston railway was the first reached the City of Neutralston in 1891, the temporary station at Bennington Bridge was later demolished after 2 years to make way for a viaduct to Neutralston Manchester Street.
More railways were soon to follow, The Port Authority reached the City of Neutralston, terminating at Kingsgate Freight Yard from Port Benedict, whilst the Lavandershire and Western Railway built a station at Raymond Square (now Borowski Square), whilst nearby freight was dropped off at Wakeman Gate, and the Eastern Railway at Kingsgate, next to the Port Authority's freight yard.
=== Development ===
The development of the railways in Neutralston was increasing, but the way the network was run was in a highly sectorized way, with different private companies running different lines, some of them didn't want to be cooperative and stayed in their respective areas, it was also highly inconvenient for passengers, especially the ones travelling across the island who need to cross the city of Neutralston before heading to their destination, or for travellers along the coast, change trains.
During WWI, the railways importance became crucial to the war effort, transporting soldiers and supplies to the battle ground in a matter of hours and carrying wounded soldiers to hospitals into the City of Neutralston, even if the railways were divided into different companies, trains still ran between them as a means of cooperation for the war effort, but after the war the issue of different companies running different lines still remained.
This issue was brought to the government after complaints from local politicians and petitions, which led to the founding of Neutralston National Railways in 1933.
=== Nationalisation ===
Under nationalisation, all lines was under government control, with all lines standardised to provide better services and making trips more convenient for passengers, but the issue of different termini in Neutralston was still an issue, so the government of the day ordered the construction of the main railway station for all lines to serve, which was later decided to build the current Neutralston Central Station.
After the opening of Neutralston Central, the termini around Neutralston suddenly didn't have any use, except for some goods trains, but they weren't well used, as most freight trains headed to Kingsgate Freight Yard, Wakeman Gate or went through the city via the already built Neutralston City Railway (NCR), sharing the tracks or running along side with commuter trains