‘Make old railheads serve future freight needs’

Passenger terminals and former smoke-stack sidings provide the clean, green alternative to city-wide congestion. An economical way to answer the needs of modern freight operations might be to dual-purpose passenger assets and recycle former facilities, say a panel of experts. They think customers could benefit too.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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‘Make old railheads serve future freight needs’

Passenger terminals and former smoke-stack sidings provide the clean, green alternative to city-wide congestion. An economical way to answer the needs of modern freight operations might be to dual-purpose passenger assets and recycle former facilities, say a panel of experts. They think customers could benefit too.

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Author: Simon Walton

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