Burden on rail freight

Dutch track access charges to grow by an average of 4% from 2026

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Dutch infrastructure manager (IM) ProRail will raise track access charges (TAC) by an average of four per cent for the period of 2026-2029. The new pricing does not yet include an inflation indexation, and a brand new rail fee is to be introduced after 2029 as well. Dutch branch organisation RailGood has not taken well to the news.

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