GB Railfreight is planning to regear at least a dozen more of its Class 66s for heavy trainload work, reducing their speed.
GB Railfreight planning to repurpose at least 12 more Class 66s for heavy trainloads
22/05/2025 in Fleet
22/05/2025 in Fleet
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