London and South East new centre of gravity for UK rail freight

It is not just modal and traction shift, the rail freight sector is coming to terms with geographical shift too. Rail freight is adjusting to a move away from its traditional power base, says Ralph Goldney, Managing Director of Railfreight Consulting. Goldney was addressing an online seminar for the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, from his headquarters in Surrey.

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London and South East new centre of gravity for UK rail freight

It is not just modal and traction shift, the rail freight sector is coming to terms with geographical shift too. Rail freight is adjusting to a move away from its traditional power base, says Ralph Goldney, Managing Director of Railfreight Consulting. Goldney was addressing an online seminar for the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, from his headquarters in Surrey.

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