Editing Railfreight Distribution (section)

==Liveries==
[[File:90021 at York.JPG|thumb|250px|right|Revised Railfreight Distribution livery, as carried by [[British Rail Class 90|90021]] at [[York railway station|York]] on 3 June 2004.]]
In 1987, it introduced a new livery of two-tone grey similar to those adopted by the [[Trainload Freight]] and [[Railfreight|Railfreight General]] sub-sectors, with a logo consisting of two red diamonds on a yellow background offset on top of a red square. In 1992 in anticipation of the opening of the Channel Tunnel, the livery was revised to the 'European' version with a dark grey upper bodyside, a light grey lower bodyside, a blue coloured roof and 'Railfreight Distribution' lettering on the bodyside. Also in 1992, three Class 90/1s, (90128, 90129 and 90130), were given "continental" liveries of [[National Railway Company of Belgium|NMBS/SNCB]] blue, [[Deutsche Bahn]] red and [[SNCF]] grey to mark the Freightconnection Conference. Each loco was named "Freightconnection" in the livery's appropriate language. These three Class 90s were later reverted to their original 90/0 configuration