The South Coast Railway is a railway line in the southern part of the United Kingdom, primarily serving the coastal regions of West Sussex and Hampshire. It connects major towns and cities, including Portsmouth, Southampton, and Brighton, facilitating both passenger and freight transport along the scenic coastline. This railway is part of the broader National Rail network and plays a crucial role in local commuting and tourism. It offers picturesque views of the English Channel and provides access to popular destinations, enhancing connectivity for residents and visitors alike.