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Regiorail set to more than double combined road-rail business this year

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Regiorail, a rail freight company active in France fruit of a joint venture between Belgian logistics company Eurorail and US-based, Railroad Development Corporation, is set to more than double its combined road-rail business this year. The short-line carrier’s activities are not only getting a boost from two traffic routes taken over from Fret SNCF as part of the latter’s discontinuity plan, but also from the very strong interest being shown by shippers in low-carbon transport.

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intermodal growth

Regiorail set to more than double combined road-rail business this year

Image: Wikimedia Commons. © Dmnt44

Regiorail, a rail freight company active in France fruit of a joint venture between Belgian logistics company Eurorail and US-based, Railroad Development Corporation, is set to more than double its combined road-rail business this year. The short-line carrier’s activities are not only getting a boost from two traffic routes taken over from Fret SNCF as part of the latter’s discontinuity plan, but also from the very strong interest being shown by shippers in low-carbon transport.

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