Track workers in orange suits at work near Aberdeen

Message from Scotland: a smaller passenger, but bigger freight network

Aberdeen track 1 - Alex Hynes helping clip final section of rail into place Source Pic Peter Devlin / Scotland's Railway

The post-pandemic opportunity for freight has been recognised by Alex Hynes, the managing director of Scotland’s Railway, branded as ScotRail. Hynes was addressing the Scottish Conference of the industry’s representative body, Rail Freight Group (RFG), earlier today (24 March). The conference, held online because of the current restrictions, welcomed a ministerial address from the Scottish government’s transport secretary, Michael Matheson, and was hosted by RFG managing director, Maggie Simpson.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “Message from Scotland: a smaller passenger, but bigger freight network”

Jon Tyler|31.08.21|22:13

Why not take parcels on passenger trains like they used to do? There’s plenty of spare seats.!

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Track workers in orange suits at work near Aberdeen

Message from Scotland: a smaller passenger, but bigger freight network

Aberdeen track 1 - Alex Hynes helping clip final section of rail into place Source Pic Peter Devlin / Scotland's Railway

The post-pandemic opportunity for freight has been recognised by Alex Hynes, the managing director of Scotland’s Railway, branded as ScotRail. Hynes was addressing the Scottish Conference of the industry’s representative body, Rail Freight Group (RFG), earlier today (24 March). The conference, held online because of the current restrictions, welcomed a ministerial address from the Scottish government’s transport secretary, Michael Matheson, and was hosted by RFG managing director, Maggie Simpson.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “Message from Scotland: a smaller passenger, but bigger freight network”

Jon Tyler|31.08.21|22:13

Why not take parcels on passenger trains like they used to do? There’s plenty of spare seats.!

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