Loadhaul

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Loadhaul was a British rail freight company formed during the privatization of British Rail, known for operating heavy freight services in northern England in the 1990s.

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Loadhaul canonical 2
Load-Haul 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British company
rail freight company
abbreviation EWS (as successor operator of its services)
linked to: EWS
category Defunct railway companies of Great Britain
Post-privatisation British railway company
Rail freight companies of the United Kingdom
country United Kingdom
fleetType diesel locomotives
formedDuring privatization of British Rail
industry rail freight transport
livery black, orange and white livery
notableFor distinctive black and orange locomotive livery
operation of heavy industrial freight flows in northern England
operatedIn Humberside
North East England
Yorkshire
northern England
operationalPeriod 1990s
parentOrganization British Rail (initially, as part of privatization preparations)
linked to: British Rail
predecessorOrganization British Rail freight sectors
linked to: Railfreight
reasonForDissolution absorbed into English Welsh & Scottish Railway
regionServed Great Britain
serviceType bulk freight services
coal transport
heavy freight services
intermodal freight
steel traffic
status defunct
successorOrganization English Welsh & Scottish Railway

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English Welsh & Scottish Railway precededBy Load-Haul
linked to: Loadhaul
EWS predecessor Loadhaul