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SB Rail helps deliver Scotland’s first 125 S&C line speed hand back

24th October 2019

In September,  SB Rail Kirow Cranes and 09-4×4/4S Dynamic tamping machine helped deliver another 125 mph hand back.

This time it was Scotland’s first line speed S&C hand back at Torness on the East Coast Main Line.

A time-lapse video of the works delivered for Rail Systems Alliance Scotland can be seen below.

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