Why reduced track access charges are not enough for railways
Reduction of track access charges is becoming more and more popular in European countries. Some governments are even considering the possibility to suspend them. Of course, it is good for railway undertakings to boost their operations after the coronavirus lockdowns and restrictions. However, it is not enough for the development of the rail sector in total. Péter Rónai from the Hungarian State Railways explains in his column why.
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