Die Rotterdam Rail Feeding B.V. (RRF) hat die last mile Aktivitäten für Captrain auf der Rotterdamer Maasvlakte übernommen.
Ganzwerbung für RRF-189
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Today Rotterdam Rail Feeding unveiled its MRCE-leased locomotive BR189 091 in the G&W livery. Beautifully stickered by Blomsma Print & Sign, the locomotive left Locomotive Worskhop Rotterdam (LWR) for its next transport. There were enthusiastic reactions from the various representatives of RRF, MRCE, LWR and Blomsma. Naturally, the loyal ‘track’ photographers were also present.
We trust this is great addition to our already exisiting fleet of G&W coloured Class 66’s, G2000’s and E1600’s. Of course we remain pride on our traditionally RRF-dressed BR203 locomotives.
RRF nicht mehr in Belgien
As some of you probably already know, since August last year Rotterdam Rail Feeding B.V. (RRF) was involved in the renewal process of its Belgium License (part B) which we had since 2010. We issued towards DVIS our revised safety management system, on which we drive for many years with great success and high safety levels in The Netherlands and Germany. Unfortunately, DVIS in the last 8 months kept on coming back to us with all kind of national administrative system issues for which we had to comply. Despite intense contact and several revised versions being send over, DVIS decided otherwise and only issued under conditions a temporarily license. To avoid that we have to spend further unnecessary valuable time and energy in this frustrating administrative process, RRF decided itself to stop completely with the license renewal process. For the record, as most of you know we already since 2019 did not have any actual operation on the Belgium rail network (besides some spot transports) so also this contributed to our decision to stop with this time consuming administrative process.
As a result, effectively today ends our Belgium presence (May 15 ,expiration date of our current license).
To be fully clear this decision has nothing to do with the current challenging conditions due to COVID-19. RRF is still a successful and ambitious company with solid financial performance. Together with our strong shareholder Genesee & Wyoming we continue expanding our current footprint in The Netherlands and Germany and jointly we will pursue any other interesting opportunity else in Europe.
Needless to say, although RRF will not be active Belgium license holder anymore we still support the BRFF`s goals and ambitions so please keep up all the good work!
RFO für APMT nach Noord-Brabant
> KV-Transporte Maasvlakte West – Noord-Brabant (abwechselnd
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> Tilburg (Railport Brabant)); 3 x pro Woche
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> für APMT
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> Portshuttle eingestellt?
KV-Transporte „PortShuttle Rotterdam“ Maasvlakte West – Noord-Brabant (abwechselnd Acht und Tilburg (Railport Brabant)); 3 x pro Woche seit 20.03.2019 im Auftrag der PortShuttle Rotterdam B.V.
Wir fahren am Moment kein PortShuttle Zug mehr nach und von Tilburg / Eindhoven. Auch weil die mengen ziemlich minder geworden sind.
Monntag 30 Marz Tilburg 1. MalDienstag 31 Marz Eindhoven Acht 1. Mal
Tilburg 3 und Acht 2 x pro Woche.
Safenwil-Pkws neu mit DB Cargo
Die wöchentlichen Pkw-Transporte zwischen Rotterdam-Botlek (C.RO) und Safelwil für die Emil Frey AG (EFG) haben einen neuen Traktionär: Seit 01.01.2020 ist dies DB Cargo. Die Leistungen transportieren vom Schiff auf die Bahn verladene Pkws aus Japan und Südkorea.
Zuvor hatte SBB Cargo den Zug seit 03.01.2007 zumeist mit MRCE Siemens ES 64 F4 bespannt. Zuletzt mit dem betrieblichen Partner Rotterdam Rail Feeding B.V. (RRF) in den Niederlanden. Pkw-Transporte Rotterdam-Botlek (Broekman Terminal) – Safenwil [CH]; 1 x pro Woche vom 01.02.2013 bis 31.08.2013 Traktion bis Köln-Eifeltor [DE] im Auftrag der SBB Cargo International AG
PortShuttle nach Noord-Brabant
RRF
KV-Transporte „PortShuttle Rotterdam“ Pernis (CTT) – Noord-Brabant (abwechselnd Acht und Tilburg (Railport Brabant); 3 x pro Woche seit 20.03.2019 im Auftrag der PortShuttle Rotterdam B.V.
Reaktivierung der alten Verbindung?