Rail freight key to regional decarbonisation plans

England’s Economic Heartland expects significant growth in the arc between Oxford and Cambridge, but wants rail freight to help. It could limit congestion and reduce heavy goods vehicle traffic by realising its full potential for the region. Rail freight development is vital, including making full use of the East-West Rail project (EWR), says the coalition of local authorities representing a broad swathe of the southern UK.  

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Author: Simon Walton

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Rail freight key to regional decarbonisation plans

England’s Economic Heartland expects significant growth in the arc between Oxford and Cambridge, but wants rail freight to help. It could limit congestion and reduce heavy goods vehicle traffic by realising its full potential for the region. Rail freight development is vital, including making full use of the East-West Rail project (EWR), says the coalition of local authorities representing a broad swathe of the southern UK.  

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