UK’s 3Squared could make freight train scheduling easier

Rail technology specialists 3Squared are just months away from deploying their PathPlanner software solution, which they believe will make far better use of spare network capacity. The PathPlanner is designed to assist in finding a slot for freight trains amid the busy schedules of the UK network and has already caught the interest of the industry at large.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

2 comments op “UK’s 3Squared could make freight train scheduling easier”

Sam Green|22.02.22|12:44

No matter what fancy tricks you play on computer technology if the capacity isn’t there it’s not there!Although the initial outlay for building in extra capacity is expensive once it’s built it’s there to use for hundreds of years-at little extra cost!The Werrington junction fly under being an example!The best thing for capacity for intermodal from Southampton would be reopen the Stockbridge line direct from Winchester to Didcot for freight only-avoiding the bottleneck at Basingstoke&Reading.

bönström bönström|29.04.22|18:45

Still, if by most sophisticated “predictive” maintenance, corresponding on track machineries currently call for too costly obstructions, stops, etc. This is not sustainable, now when the “old railway” has to meet a steady flow of new, tough, competition – and clients demanding “On Time” supplies.
(Neither, Problem, voids and corresponding undampened “hung sleepers”, causing resonances at “pin pin” frequency…, etc. no longer shall plague, with high noise, etc…)

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UK’s 3Squared could make freight train scheduling easier

Rail technology specialists 3Squared are just months away from deploying their PathPlanner software solution, which they believe will make far better use of spare network capacity. The PathPlanner is designed to assist in finding a slot for freight trains amid the busy schedules of the UK network and has already caught the interest of the industry at large.

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Author: Simon Walton

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2 comments op “UK’s 3Squared could make freight train scheduling easier”

Sam Green|22.02.22|12:44

No matter what fancy tricks you play on computer technology if the capacity isn’t there it’s not there!Although the initial outlay for building in extra capacity is expensive once it’s built it’s there to use for hundreds of years-at little extra cost!The Werrington junction fly under being an example!The best thing for capacity for intermodal from Southampton would be reopen the Stockbridge line direct from Winchester to Didcot for freight only-avoiding the bottleneck at Basingstoke&Reading.

bönström bönström|29.04.22|18:45

Still, if by most sophisticated “predictive” maintenance, corresponding on track machineries currently call for too costly obstructions, stops, etc. This is not sustainable, now when the “old railway” has to meet a steady flow of new, tough, competition – and clients demanding “On Time” supplies.
(Neither, Problem, voids and corresponding undampened “hung sleepers”, causing resonances at “pin pin” frequency…, etc. no longer shall plague, with high noise, etc…)

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