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Scottish railway ground collapse due to ‘significant’ natural spring under track
Digital Edition: Scottish railway ground collapse due to ‘significant’ natural spring under track
A natural spring flowing at 1,500 gallons a minute directly beneath railway tracks at Caldercruix, Scotland was the cause of a significant ground collapse, Network Rail has confirmed.
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