The latest installment in the Freight Belongs on Rail campaign

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DB Cargo UK has frequently been busy with the paintbrush, including the most fiery livery yet, the “Steel on Steel” variant most recently released into service on a class 60 locomotive. The eye-catching design highlights the part rail freight plays in sustaining the steel industry. It is also part of the company’s wider “Freight Belongs on Rail” campaign.

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The latest installment in the Freight Belongs on Rail campaign

Steel-on-steel-2 (DBCUK)

DB Cargo UK has frequently been busy with the paintbrush, including the most fiery livery yet, the “Steel on Steel” variant most recently released into service on a class 60 locomotive. The eye-catching design highlights the part rail freight plays in sustaining the steel industry. It is also part of the company’s wider “Freight Belongs on Rail” campaign.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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