Twelve new daily freight paths in Oxford upgrade

Photo: Creative Commons. Kenneth Yarham.

Network Rail has announced a timetable for the next phase of its strategically significant Oxford Corridor project. While the public eye has fallen on the major improvements to the passenger station in the city, the biggest winner will be freight capacity. Up to twelve new daily paths will be created on the strategic route connecting south coast ports with the industrial and logistics centres of the English Midlands.

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Twelve new daily freight paths in Oxford upgrade

Photo: Creative Commons. Kenneth Yarham.

Network Rail has announced a timetable for the next phase of its strategically significant Oxford Corridor project. While the public eye has fallen on the major improvements to the passenger station in the city, the biggest winner will be freight capacity. Up to twelve new daily paths will be created on the strategic route connecting south coast ports with the industrial and logistics centres of the English Midlands.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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