With rail transport accounting for only about 2% of container shipping at Liverpool Port, a new route has been proposed as an alternative rail connection to the port. A study by Greengauge 21 and Jonathan Roberts Consulting suggests creating a freight corridor that bypasses Manchester and runs from Liverpool via Blackburn to northern and eastern England. The new freight corridor from Liverpool via Blackburn is expected to be launched on October …
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With rail transport accounting for only about 2% of container shipping at Liverpool Port, a new route has been proposed as an alternative rail connection to the port. A study by Greengauge 21 and Jonathan Roberts Consulting suggests creating a freight corridor that bypasses Manchester and runs from Liverpool via Blackburn to northern and eastern England. The new freight corridor from Liverpool via Blackburn is expected to be launched on October …