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    Port owners criticise lack of rail capacity

    Jun 18, 2019 2 minutes
    By ‘Industry Witness’
    Brian Sharpe
    Keith Partlow

    A REPORT by the UK Major Ports Group has revealed that restrictions on the availability of paths is reducing the competitiveness of rail and causing road transport to be used as a result. This is not the favoured solution for many port operators given the high level of reliability of rail services compared to the delays caused

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