Freight - Page 38

Direct Rail Services Class 68s trialled on Tesco train.

Britain’s largest freight operator doubles number of trains on key intermodal route.

Repatriated Class 59 expected to be ready within weeks.

Capacity will increase by 20% and Eurotunnel will run up to eight departures per hour at the peak, compared with six now, with the additional shuttles.

GB Railfreight ran its first trains for Aggregates Industries on January 5 2015. The freight company supplied these images to RAIL.

GB Railfreight’s five-year contract with Aggregates Industries trebles operator’s aggregates work

Network Rail Freight Director PAUL McMAHON talks to PAUL PRENTICE about the company’s approach to rail freight in a rapidly changing world

PHILIPPA EDMUNDS examines how existing road freight subsidies impose heavy economic, environmental and social costs on the UK

The 21 American-built Class 66s that have now all been delivered to GB Railfreight Muncie (Indiana) may not be the final examples of the class after all.

Final seven Class 66/7s from this year's order of 21 on way from Newport to Doncaster