UK Winvic plans capacity increase at iPort Rail

iPortRail reach stacker loading an intermodal train as seen from the cab side of the locomotive
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News of further development work at Doncaster’s iPort Rail has been welcomed as good news for the economy of South Yorkshire. Construction company Winvic claimed it would work to see rail freight capacity enhanced within the modern logistics hub. With some major rail freight operators and customers already co-located, the improvement programme is expected to encourage greater use of the busy rail freight terminal.

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UK Winvic plans capacity increase at iPort Rail

iPortRail reach stacker loading an intermodal train as seen from the cab side of the locomotive
Image: iPort Rail

News of further development work at Doncaster’s iPort Rail has been welcomed as good news for the economy of South Yorkshire. Construction company Winvic claimed it would work to see rail freight capacity enhanced within the modern logistics hub. With some major rail freight operators and customers already co-located, the improvement programme is expected to encourage greater use of the busy rail freight terminal.

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