 In 1922 the decision was made to introduce railcars to reduce operating costs.These helped the company to revive its fortunes in the mid 1920s with 1925 being the peak in terms of passengers carried and profitability.The Jersey Railway was not a typical sleepy narrow gauge railway, instead operating a very intensive commuter style timetable peaking at 32 trains in each direction in 1925, when almost 1.1 million passengers were carried.