Will continued pandemic-related rail support help in reaching 2030 goals?

No wires and maybe no emissions either. Class example 66534 with an intermodal train approaching Eastleigh (WikiCommons /Murgatroyd49) source: Wiki Commons

Pandemic-related support schemes for the railway sector via adjusted track access charges could be a longer-term measure to support the modal shift to rail. This was discussed at last week’s Track Access Charges Summit held this week in Rotterdam.

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Will continued pandemic-related rail support help in reaching 2030 goals?

No wires and maybe no emissions either. Class example 66534 with an intermodal train approaching Eastleigh (WikiCommons /Murgatroyd49) source: Wiki Commons

Pandemic-related support schemes for the railway sector via adjusted track access charges could be a longer-term measure to support the modal shift to rail. This was discussed at last week’s Track Access Charges Summit held this week in Rotterdam.

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