Transport sector | virtual tour case study
Transport sector | virtual tour case study
West Midlands Railway came to us to help improve the user journey by increasing accessibility, empowering independent route planning, and laying the groundwork for scalable expansion across its network. We were chosen from a number of applicants to create these features on our custom-built virtual tour editor.
As public expectations for digital accessibility grow, transport providers are turning to virtual tour technology to offer more informative and inclusive experiences. For passengers with additional access needs, planning a journey in advance is no longer a preference; it’s a necessity.


West Midlands Railway is a major UK train operating company serving central and suburban regions, including Birmingham, Liverpool, and London. The operator supports thousands of commuters, leisure travellers, and tourists every day through its extensive station network and regional services.
The custom-built virtual tour offers the following features:
To meet West Midlands Railway’s inclusive vision, we developed several advanced and custom-built features along with our standard V.A.S.T. system for transport tours:
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Although not yet live to the public, the West Midlands Railway virtual tour has already delivered clear internal benefits:
The self-managed virtual tour editor gives West Midlands Railway complete control over their content lifecycle, from small text changes to the rollout of entirely new stations.
This project demonstrates the role of virtual tour technology in modernising public infrastructure. As transport operators face growing pressure to meet accessibility standards and improve digital engagement, self-managed virtual tours offer a low-friction, high-impact solution.
For train companies, this means:

