I did a bit of work on this job this week, and it was a real eye-opener on the ramifications of - well, everything. This is a couple of miles from the Hanson cement works at Ketton:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-63526476
The line will be out for some time, and the cost of the repairs will be staggering, when you add in the endless vans of guys driving to fix it (24/7) and dealing with the traffic en-route, renting the field for an emergency compound, the re-routing of the rail traffic around it (it's a main line for freight and passengers), the road closure - it just goes on and on. The only good news is that there wasn't a train due, otherwise it would have been horrendous. Needless to say, we've seen even more careless driving there and back each time on the A1, with giant trucks being every fourth vehicle - in our big van full of just-in-case tools, that hardly got used. The train line is arguably more important than the road that goes underneath it, but both are now out for quite a while.