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Reports from earlier this year concerning a straining situation in the Russian rail freight market due to locomotive shortages are confirmed. Dmitry Pegov, deputy general director of Russian Railways (RZD), commented on his country鈥檚 media that by 2035 the state-owned operator will be 1,500 locomotives short. At the same time, he mentioned that Russia鈥檚 locomotive production capacity has long been exceeded.

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rolling stock shortages

404 error: locomotives in Russia not found

Image: Shutterstock. 漏 Karasev Viktor.

Reports from earlier this year concerning a straining situation in the Russian rail freight market due to locomotive shortages are confirmed. Dmitry Pegov, deputy general director of Russian Railways (RZD), commented on his country鈥檚 media that by 2035 the state-owned operator will be 1,500 locomotives short. At the same time, he mentioned that Russia鈥檚 locomotive production capacity has long been exceeded.

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