England’s Midland Main Line given all clear after landslip scare
DC Rail train with two class 56 diesels at the head hauling an aggregates train over the tracks at Dronfield Image courtesy of Network Rail Response Team leader
A call to Network Rail’s response unit on the afternoon of Monday, 27 November, sounded the alarm for the Midland Main Line. A passing express driver vigilantly notified the infrastructure manager of an unexpected movement on the embankments that run up to the Dronfield Viaduct, which resembled a landslip. Network Rail responded rapidly, and after inspecting the line, it opened it up to traffic just in time to avoid delays during the evening rush.
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