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Rail Cargo Group to launch new Serbia-Hungary-Germany service

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Austrian rail freight operator Rail Cargo Group (RCG) will launch a new service connecting Serbia, Hungary and Germany. The trains will serve Kruševac, in central Serbia, the BILK terminal in Budapest, and Duisburg.

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Rail Cargo Group to launch new Serbia-Hungary-Germany service

Image: © Rail Cargo Group/Zoltan Iro

Austrian rail freight operator Rail Cargo Group (RCG) will launch a new service connecting Serbia, Hungary and Germany. The trains will serve Kruševac, in central Serbia, the BILK terminal in Budapest, and Duisburg.

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

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