New opportunities for international trains in corona times
The corona crisis will continue to have a lasting effect on public transport long after the final restrictions have been lifted. Jampacked subways and railcars, a quintessential element of the global rush hour, become a thing of the past as international rail transport will advance and become the new focus of the transport sector. The way we look at transportation is changing, according to André van Es, Rail Transport Lecturer at Twente University and University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, and Bonita van Es, 5th-year master student Medical Psychology.
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