First inland rail service connecting Liverpool to the English Midlands

Well known in maritime circles, the company of DKT Allseas (part of the Allseas Logistics Group) has announced a new multi-modal extension to complement its trans-oceanic China Xpress container service, successfully launched earlier this year. After a one-week shakedown, intermodal trains are now scheduled to run five days a week between Liverpool’s container handling docks and Freightliner’s Birmingham Terminal. 

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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First inland rail service connecting Liverpool to the English Midlands

Well known in maritime circles, the company of DKT Allseas (part of the Allseas Logistics Group) has announced a new multi-modal extension to complement its trans-oceanic China Xpress container service, successfully launched earlier this year. After a one-week shakedown, intermodal trains are now scheduled to run five days a week between Liverpool’s container handling docks and Freightliner’s Birmingham Terminal. 

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Author: Simon Walton

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