Tough times for UK rail freight but optimism ahead

UK freight operations are more challenged than ever but optimistic for the future, says the head of service development at Freightliner Jon Bunyan. He has been a rail freight professional since the UK railway network was a nationalised industry. With infrastructure and passenger operations back in centralised control, freight remains the only commercial player on the tracks. That, says Bunyan, is a mixed blessing for the sector, now operating in even more challenging times than ever.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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Tough times for UK rail freight but optimism ahead

UK freight operations are more challenged than ever but optimistic for the future, says the head of service development at Freightliner Jon Bunyan. He has been a rail freight professional since the UK railway network was a nationalised industry. With infrastructure and passenger operations back in centralised control, freight remains the only commercial player on the tracks. That, says Bunyan, is a mixed blessing for the sector, now operating in even more challenging times than ever.

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