East Coast Main Line. Photo: Network Rail

What does the East Coast digitisation mean for UK freight

East Coast Main Line. Photo: Network Rail

The announcement that the East Coast Main Line will benefit from a significant digital upgrading has caught the imagination of the rail industry at large. There is a genuine belief that the twenty-first-century signalling system will enhance the line’s capacity and significantly improve the UK network overall.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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East Coast Main Line. Photo: Network Rail

What does the East Coast digitisation mean for UK freight

East Coast Main Line. Photo: Network Rail

The announcement that the East Coast Main Line will benefit from a significant digital upgrading has caught the imagination of the rail industry at large. There is a genuine belief that the twenty-first-century signalling system will enhance the line’s capacity and significantly improve the UK network overall.

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Author: Simon Walton

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