UK 2021 – Another hard day’s night or a ticket to ride?

If there is one recurring theme in Britain’s rail freight crystal ball for the next 365 days, it is that change is on the way. New plans for old traction, old plans for new tracks. If this sounds a lot like 2020, you might be right. Read on to find out how right you are. Here are the most anticipated rail freight developments in the coming twelve months.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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UK 2021 – Another hard day’s night or a ticket to ride?

If there is one recurring theme in Britain’s rail freight crystal ball for the next 365 days, it is that change is on the way. New plans for old traction, old plans for new tracks. If this sounds a lot like 2020, you might be right. Read on to find out how right you are. Here are the most anticipated rail freight developments in the coming twelve months.

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Author: Simon Walton

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