EU to back new cross-border pilots by European Sleeper, SJ, Eurostar, among others

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The European Commission will support 10 pilot project for new cross-border services and the improvement of existing ones, it announced on Tuesday. Among the proposals selected are those by night train startup European Sleeper, the Hungarian Ministry of Transport, Midnight Trains, Flixtrain and SJ, though no financial EU support is part of it.

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1 comment op “EU to back new cross-border pilots by European Sleeper, SJ, Eurostar, among others”

Sep ulchre|20.03.23|15:38

Not sure why you’ve coloured the map in the way that you have.

Norway is not a member of EU, nor is Switzerland but they’ve been coloured as if they are.

Conversely, the UK isn’t part of the EU but you’ve definitely excluded that. Odd choices.

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EU to back new cross-border pilots by European Sleeper, SJ, Eurostar, among others

Railway Johan Dehon / Infrabel

The European Commission will support 10 pilot project for new cross-border services and the improvement of existing ones, it announced on Tuesday. Among the proposals selected are those by night train startup European Sleeper, the Hungarian Ministry of Transport, Midnight Trains, Flixtrain and SJ, though no financial EU support is part of it.

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1 comment op “EU to back new cross-border pilots by European Sleeper, SJ, Eurostar, among others”

Sep ulchre|20.03.23|15:38

Not sure why you’ve coloured the map in the way that you have.

Norway is not a member of EU, nor is Switzerland but they’ve been coloured as if they are.

Conversely, the UK isn’t part of the EU but you’ve definitely excluded that. Odd choices.

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