Dry bulk freight news

The new offence to prevent dangerous devices being used to shut down public thoroughfares and infrastructure was an important measure to protect everyday citizens.

The International Trade Secretary will announce a new Freeports Advisory Panel to advise the government on the establishment of up to 10 Freeports.

The trial run was in preparation for the start of Freightliner’s bulk haulage service for Mendip Rail Ltd.

Last year, the Supreme Court of Pakistan banned manual handling of coal at Karachi Port Trust. Now, while the people working at the port and those living around it have won relief, there are increasing complaints that those along the route of vehicles carrying the coal upcountry have become highly vulnerable.

36 rail cars carrying coal have derailed into the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge in Virginia.

The UK Major Ports Group has revealed what three urgent Brexit preparation steps the Government must take.

Toll Mining Services’ contract includes the full logistics chain of product transport from mine site to shipping.

The new two-way rail service will commence on 28 June and has been launched on the back of customer demand to open up the rail link between the South of England with Central Scotland.

AutoHaul trains have firmly positioned Western Australia and its heavy-haul rail industry as a global leader in the joint development and application of rail technology.

US$19.2 million of federal funding has been awarded to the Chicago Region Environmental and Transportation Efficiency programme’s Dolton Junction Interlocking project.