When railways are just too green

Smart Weed System trains 2 (GBRf) 960

GB Railfreight (GBRf) is about to step up to the front line of weed control around the UK network. In collaboration with Bayer Environmental Science, Network Rail and several high-tech partners, the large freight operator is tackling the huge task of keeping Britain’s tracks weed free, and ultimately safer and in better shape. They say their new approach will transform essential weed control maintenance on the network.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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David Smith|03.03.21|12:34

I note that the second picture within this article has changed since its original publication. As the photographer that took the photograph of MPV DR98906 / DR98956 at Brigg on 26th July 2008 I must notify you that it is a breach of copyright by publishing my photograph in this article without my authority or permission.

I would therefore instruct you to remove this photograph from the article until you have resolved the copyright issues.

David Smith.

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When railways are just too green

Smart Weed System trains 2 (GBRf) 960

GB Railfreight (GBRf) is about to step up to the front line of weed control around the UK network. In collaboration with Bayer Environmental Science, Network Rail and several high-tech partners, the large freight operator is tackling the huge task of keeping Britain’s tracks weed free, and ultimately safer and in better shape. They say their new approach will transform essential weed control maintenance on the network.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “When railways are just too green”

David Smith|03.03.21|12:34

I note that the second picture within this article has changed since its original publication. As the photographer that took the photograph of MPV DR98906 / DR98956 at Brigg on 26th July 2008 I must notify you that it is a breach of copyright by publishing my photograph in this article without my authority or permission.

I would therefore instruct you to remove this photograph from the article until you have resolved the copyright issues.

David Smith.

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