Challenges to growing UK intermodal
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Maritime Transport has grown from a road-based logistics operation to be one of the biggest intermodal rail operators in the UK in just twenty years. Already moving around 5,500 containers every week, the company has ambitious plans to grow much further. It’s a tall order and director John Bailey says it faces significant challenges.
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However railways has got a bigger potential, for improving! (Capacity and utilisation now is at a, too “low and comfortable” level!) Infrastructure, by some reason remai, at same standard as before WWII.
Like other modes, load capacity has to be added. Safety against sudden broken wheels and axial has to be added. (Bottleneck of industry is the shortcomings, visavi trend among clients, the request for On Time supplies.) Urgently operators have to call for a timely, an upgraded infrastructure!