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DB Cargo and Maritime Transport are to launch a joint intermodal product in the UK.

Branded Maritime Intermodal, it will initially offer four services from Felixstowe and Southampton, with DB contracted to supply rail freight capacity, and it will also provide road freight capacity for DB’s terminals ...

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  • Ops

    January 26, 2019 at 10:20 pm

    I wonder how this will effect hauliers will there be less container work in the uk as a result?

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