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Modal shift initiative earns DP World not one but two rail industry awards

Southampton docks from the air looking inland from the Solent
Southampton docks from the air looking inland from the Solent. Image: © Network Rail.

A multimodal incentive has earned multinational port operator DP World a brace of accolades from the rail freight industry. The Dubai-headquartered operation has been named Business of the Year by the Rail Freight Group (RFG), the representative body of the UK industry. The operator also walked away with a second award for Driving Rail Freight Growth.

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Modal shift initiative earns DP World not one but two rail industry awards

Southampton docks from the air looking inland from the Solent
Southampton docks from the air looking inland from the Solent. Image: © Network Rail.

A multimodal incentive has earned multinational port operator DP World a brace of accolades from the rail freight industry. The Dubai-headquartered operation has been named Business of the Year by the Rail Freight Group (RFG), the representative body of the UK industry. The operator also walked away with a second award for Driving Rail Freight Growth.

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