Train of Tarmac wagons crossing Ribblehead Viaduct

UK: Tarmac scoops rail freight industry award

Rail freight is already integrated into Tarmac operations. This train is taking several dozen trucks off the country roads around the Ribblehead Viaduct in the iconic Lake District of England (Tarmac image). Source Tarmac

Tarmac has been named as Business of the Year at the annual Rail Freight Group Awards. Tarmac, who lay claim to being the UK’s leading sustainable construction materials business, were crowned by a panel of peers from the rail freight industry. The RFG, the representative body for the sector, hosted the event last week at the De Vere Latimer Hotel near Chesham in Buckinghamshire.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Train of Tarmac wagons crossing Ribblehead Viaduct

UK: Tarmac scoops rail freight industry award

Rail freight is already integrated into Tarmac operations. This train is taking several dozen trucks off the country roads around the Ribblehead Viaduct in the iconic Lake District of England (Tarmac image). Source Tarmac

Tarmac has been named as Business of the Year at the annual Rail Freight Group Awards. Tarmac, who lay claim to being the UK’s leading sustainable construction materials business, were crowned by a panel of peers from the rail freight industry. The RFG, the representative body for the sector, hosted the event last week at the De Vere Latimer Hotel near Chesham in Buckinghamshire.

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