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Spanish region wants Zaragoza-Pau reopening to turn it into a rolling highway

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The reopening of the Canfranc-Bedous border crossing, linking France and Spain along the Zaragoza-Pau line has been one of the most heated debates in the area. Now, the Spanish region of Aragon is asking that the railway, when reopened, will accommodate rolling highway services.

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pau-canfranc-zaragoza

Spanish region wants Zaragoza-Pau reopening to turn it into a rolling highway

Image: © M.Demi

The reopening of the Canfranc-Bedous border crossing, linking France and Spain along the Zaragoza-Pau line has been one of the most heated debates in the area. Now, the Spanish region of Aragon is asking that the railway, when reopened, will accommodate rolling highway services.

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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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