Shortly before the end of 2022, RailAdventure acquired loco 2016 902 from Steiermarkbahn. Configured for Austria, Germany, Hungary and Slovenia, the loco did not start its career in the StB livery. On February 14th, it made a trip through Bavaria with the Luxon panoramic car in full RailAdventure colour scheme. Pictures: Henk Zwoferink.

Slovak railfreight operator PSZ has ordered two EffiShunter 1000 locomotives from CZ LOKO. The locomotives are to be delivered early 2025. The locomotives will be configured for use in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania, which Romania being a first for the type.

RCC 223 153 at Lübeck on June 2, 2020. Picture by Michael Uhren.

Lübeck-based Spedition Bode has seen its logo applied on Rail Cargo Carrier - Germany's 223 153, sporting a partnership between the two companies. Additionally, the loco carries the Rail Cargo Carrier and Lehmann logos. The PCT logos have gone, as Rail Cargo Carrier - PCT has been merged into Rail Cargo Carrier - Germany.

Freightliner's 59206 has received a repaint into the Genesee & Wyoming company colour scheme. A picture can be found here: link.

Introducing our freshly painted loco 59206, the first Class 59 to have the G&W livery.
59206 will haul aggregates for Mendip Rail from quarries in Northern Somerset for various construction projects in London and the Southeast.
Thanks to driver Rich Acres for this amazing photo. pic.twitter.com/XFKLW9Xypd

— Freightliner (@RailFreight) April 30, 2020

266 015-7 passes Leipzig-Wiederitzsch on April 7th, 2020. Picture by Alex Huber.

The well-known red and blue HHPI livery of HHPI 29003 has been replaced for a more simple and nostalgic grey livery. The former Macquarie and now Akiem-owned Class 66 loco sports big white HHPI logos, hinting at a continued lease by HHPI. Formerly, the loco looked like this:

HHPI 29003 heads an aggregates train at Nienburg (Weser) on August 3rd, 2015. Picture by Thomas Wohlfarth.

66747 at the DP World London Gateway site on 9 July, 2019. Picture by Richard Gennis.

Owned by Beacon Rail and leased to GB Railfreight, Class 66 loco 66747 was named "Made In Sheffield" on July 9, 2019 at DP World's London Gateway site. The loco, which has received a new livery, marks the partnership between GBRf and Newell & Wright Transport, a logistics company based in Masborough, Rotherham - on the outskirts of Sheffield.

In partnership with @newellwright, we proudly unveiled the newly named Class 66 locomotive 'Made in Sheffield' today.

The new locomotive was revealed by John Smith, GBRf Managing Director, and Frank Newell, Managing Director of Newell & Wright. https://t.co/hitbjGRume pic.twitter.com/bl5mYvS29h

— GB Railfreight (@GBRailfreight) 9 juli 2019

66747 at the DP World London Gateway site on 9 July, 2019. Picture by Richard Gennis.