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Network Rail to use AI technology to battle leaves on the line

Fallen leaves at the follow had been an issue for a number of taking their day-to-day pass backward and forward in the United Kingdom and now generation may well be used to be expecting the position bushes chance disrupting your journey.
Fallen leaves on the track have been an issue for many taking their daily commute in the UK and now technology will be used to predict where trees risk disrupting your journey.

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