The crash had put the railway line out of action between Leicester and Peterborough
Repairs to a railway bridge that was struck by a lorry, forcing it to close for almost three weeks, have been completed, Network Rail said.The damage put the railway line between Leicester and Peterborough out of action.
But services have resumed after engineers replaced the damaged bridge deck and added a new section of track.Network Rail said a section of Stamford Road running beneath the bridge would reopen on Friday once scaffording had been removed. East Midlands route director Gary Walsh, said: "We're really sorry for the disruption that passengers have faced over the last few weeks.
"Our teams have worked day and night to remove the damage and install a brand-new deck so that passengers can travel safely again.Image source,
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