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The Isle of Wight’s iconic floating railway, the Island Line, has reopened after an 8-month closure for extensive maintenance. The line, which travels on the Solent strait, underwent significant repairs to enhance its resilience to extreme weather. Key improvements included replacing old steel components, installing new rails, and adding synthetic sleepers designed to last longer in the maritime environment. The project was completed four days ahead of schedule, allowing services to resume for the bank holiday weekend.
Courtesy: metro.co.uk
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