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EU-Switzerland disagreements complicate rolling stock registration process

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Cross-border rail transport in Switzerland has somewhat taken a few steps back as international agreements are no longer valid due to unresolved institutional issues with the European Union (EU). One of the most important agreements concerns a simplified procedure for rolling stock registration for cross-border traffic.

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politics complicates business

EU-Switzerland disagreements complicate rolling stock registration process

Image: Flickr. ©  Railway Photography Switzerland

Cross-border rail transport in Switzerland has somewhat taken a few steps back as international agreements are no longer valid due to unresolved institutional issues with the European Union (EU). One of the most important agreements concerns a simplified procedure for rolling stock registration for cross-border traffic.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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