Greater aggregation and investment crucial to growth, says Heavy Haul Rail

Rail freight operator Heavy Haul Rail (HHR) has called for stronger aggregation of smaller shippers and more targeted infrastructure investment to help unlock the UK’s ambition to shift significantly more freight from road to rail by 2050. Speaking in an exclusive interview with RailFreight.com, Richard Mannion, Head of Solutions Development, expressed his opinion that the sector must do more to convert latent demand into operational traffic through better commercial structures and clearer customer engagement.

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