The second of two Class 90s acquired by Freightliner from DB Cargo (90018) returned to traffic in mid-March.
Class 90 and ‘92’ electric locomotives return to freight operation
07/04/2025 in Fleet
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KHomerMMTP - 12/04/2025 03:17
With Freightliner fettling up its electric loco fleet, hopefully we can see more of what Britain's freight network needs: some seriously long and decently fast freight trains.