TEN-T 2013-2020 has passed the test

The North Sea-Baltic rail corridor is indicated in red. Source: European Commission

The TEN-T planning and decision-making process has been effective in helping the EU move towards efficient infrastructure. However, the objectives of greater sustainability and increased benefits for users still require a lot of attention. This is the conclusion of the European Commission in its evaluation of seven years of TEN-T. The evaluation was published on 26 May 2021. 

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TEN-T 2013-2020 has passed the test

The North Sea-Baltic rail corridor is indicated in red. Source: European Commission

The TEN-T planning and decision-making process has been effective in helping the EU move towards efficient infrastructure. However, the objectives of greater sustainability and increased benefits for users still require a lot of attention. This is the conclusion of the European Commission in its evaluation of seven years of TEN-T. The evaluation was published on 26 May 2021. 

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Majorie van Leijen is editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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