Originally developed in South Africa in 1989, the T-Track system is a unique, ballast-less track structure.

It was designed to offer a more cost-effective solution than the conventional ballasted track typically used in the rail industry which is associated with significantly higher maintenance costs.

The ballasted system also requires specialised on-track machinery to maintain the track geometry and the ballast. However, since T-Track does not use ballast or sleepers, the system has fixed geometry and requires less maintenance and component replacement.

As such, life cycle costs and total cost of ownership is significantly lower with T-Track.