D821
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From talk on here today about Tesco moving more traffic from road to rail, it was encouraging to read today that the Port of Liverpool now has a five a week service running to Birmingham.
Does anyone know how many services currently run per week from the docks?
Does anyone know how many services currently run per week from the docks?
New Port of Liverpool rail link as China demand soars - Liverpool Business News
In February DKT Allseas launched a temporary sea route between China and Liverpool, which proved so popular it has increased sailings and has now added an inland freight rail link. Tony […]
lbndaily.co.uk
...DKT is now running a five-days-a-week rail link from Liverpool to Freightliner’s Birmingham Terminal.
It will carry 26 x 60ft wagons enabling DKT Allseas to move up to 76 x 20ft or 26 x 40ft and 26 x 20ft containers of freight per day. It offers a fast and reliable alternative to road transport for its customers at a time when road hauliers are struggling to source enough drivers to service the demand.
David Huck, managing director at Peel Ports, said: “We have worked with DKT Allseas since February this year and, since its inception, the China Xpress liner service has gone from strength to strength over a very short period...
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