Green Cargo launches a new intermodal connection of west and east Sweden
The Swedish freight rail incumbent has introduced a new intermodal train service connecting Gothenburg Kombi and Norrköping Port.
The Swedish freight rail incumbent has introduced a new intermodal train service connecting Gothenburg Kombi and Norrköping Port.
The newly announced terminal will be situated just 100 kilometer south of the new Zduńska Wola Karsznice terminal.
The terminal located between Budapest and the Balaton Lake is now rented by the South Korean logistics company.
Five new, mostly intermodal lines were announced by start of May 2024.
R2L offers a solution of more semitrailers on rail, addressing CO2 emissions reduction and the ongoing truck driver shortage.
With this acquisition, Russell Group aims to extend its rail freight capabilities.
A noteworthy rise in exports through the Hrubieszów/Izov border crossing was observed, where goods transported increased by more than 141%.
The connection was launched in cooperation with Ukrzaliznytsia.
EGP is deploying a Vectron Dual Mode locomotive for this service.
The Italian intermodal operator strengthens its rolling stock fleet.
The minimum lease duration is fifteen years.
This project is part of Switzerland's policy to shift freight traffic from road to rail, particularly through the Lötschberg-Simplon axis, to reduce traffic and environmental impact.
This initiative represents a collaborative effort involving three players, aiming to redefine sustainable transport logistics.
As a result, a new terminal in the Zabaikalsk region will be built.
This innovation comes as part of Lineas's broader initiative to decrease CO2 emissions within the transport sector.
The agreement aims to develop new rail terminals and sidings and to introduce a fleet of wagons designed for the efficient transport of steel.
The Spanish Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has initiated a plan to invest over 468 million euros in the development of a railway highway between Algeciras and Zaragoza.
Nurminen Logistics, a Finnish company will offer a new rail service in Sweden.
Rail Cargo Group found a railway solution for FMCG market combining the advantages of single wagonload traffic, multimodal transport and innovative curtainsider swap bodies.
Steel wheels of trains do not stop turning and despite the downturn, new connections were announced in late winter.