P400s in focus

‘France can no longer be on the sidelines of P400 transport’

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The new president of France’s multi-modal transport association, the Groupement National des Transports Combinés (GNTC), Rémy Crochet, has highlighted good quality train paths as the priority if road hauliers are to be attracted to rail.

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P400s in focus

‘France can no longer be on the sidelines of P400 transport’

Image: Shutterstock. People Image Studio

The new president of France’s multi-modal transport association, the Groupement National des Transports Combinés (GNTC), Rémy Crochet, has highlighted good quality train paths as the priority if road hauliers are to be attracted to rail.

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