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The EU Commission has proposed to extend the possibility to reduce or waive track access charges, in order to continue support for the railway industry…
The EU Commission has proposed to extend the possibility to reduce or waive track access charges, in order to continue support for the railway industry…
In order to mitigate the effects of the crisis caused by Covid-19 on rail transport, Spain extends the reduced track access charges. This was detailed…
Until last week, railway undertakings in the Netherlands were able to respond to the draft of ProRail’s new Network Statement 2023. Freight carriers in particular…
The French government will invest 170 million euros per year until 2024 in the rail freight industry. Among other measures, half of the track access…
From 2023, a new method will be used for calculating the track access charges on the Dutch railway network. In practice, this means that the…
Hungary is considering reducing its track access charges by 40 per cent, following the example of several EU countries. This measure could support rail freight…
Many countries in Europe have enabled access to rail at a reduced or even nullified rate in order to support railways during the pandemic. This…
Much of the European rail network is currently free of charge. This is thanks to the regulation that allows for a waiver, or reduction of…