New intermodal terminal opens in Calais next week

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Cargobeamer is opening its first terminal in Calais next week, on Wednesday 16 June. The terminal will enable the loading of uncranable semi-trailers on the train. The first train will depart in the direction of Perpignan that same day. This was announced by the company’s CEO during the RailFreight Networking Days this week.

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New intermodal terminal opens in Calais next week

Cargobeamer technology

Cargobeamer is opening its first terminal in Calais next week, on Wednesday 16 June. The terminal will enable the loading of uncranable semi-trailers on the train. The first train will depart in the direction of Perpignan that same day. This was announced by the company’s CEO during the RailFreight Networking Days this week.

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