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An enquiry from Network Rail Local Operations Manager Robin Morel certainly piqued the interest of those at Aquarius Rail. Robin’s requirement was to spray out large sections of graffiti at Cricklewood and various outstations in the surrounding area, he needed a self-sufficient road rail vehicle capable of carrying different colours. After careful innovation and various meetings over Zoom in the… read more →

June 16 & 17 2021 meant the return of Rail Live. Due to the effects of COVID-19 Rail Live was postponed in 2020. What a show it was too. Showcasing the vast array of what Aquarius Rail has to offer there was live demos from our R2R4x4 towing/propelling R2R Trailers as well as showcasing our brand new R2RD-Max & much-loved… read more →

At approximately 12:30 in the afternoon on Thursday 14th January the relentless heavy snow fall had brought down a large tree track side which a train had later collided with. The impact of this collision meant two signalling location cabinets had been knocked over. A rapid response was needed to ensure minimal delay. During the course of the next 72… read more →

Aquarius Rail supplied a Rail Mule and an Ultra Light Trailer (ULT) to Network Rail’s Bedford Off Track team. The lightweight yet versatile Aquarius Rail Mule is designed for practical everyday usage, making every day rail tasks simple & safe. The 4x4 Kawasaki Rail Mule transports 6 people on rail in the cab with roof & full clear doors, windscreen… read more →

If you had been on our socials last week you would have seen the various posts about Aquarius Rails support on #WhiteRibbonDay (25th November 2020).  So who are White Ribbon & what do they do? White Ribbon are the leading charity that is ending male violence against women by engaging with men and boys to make a stand against violence.… read more →

Stevan Rhodes, Off Track Section Supervisor, Network Rail Wakefield, has been utilising the Aquarius Rail R2R4x4 & R2R Trailer to install pedestrian walkways. He said: “The weather was awful; it was non-stop rain all night. The work being carried out was transporting a new foot crossing surface and all associated materials to a remote foot crossing approx. 1¼ miles away… read more →