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Switzerland to deploy 180 million francs for DAC development

Albert Rösti. Image: LinkedIn. © General Secretariat GS-DETEC

The Swiss Federal Council will invest 180 million francs (around 192 million euros) for the deployment of the Digital Automatic Couplng (DAC). The Swiss Ministry of Transport, Albert Rösti, announced the investment during a speech at the General Assembly of the country’s Shippers Association VAP.

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Switzerland to deploy 180 million francs for DAC development

Albert Rösti. Image: LinkedIn. © General Secretariat GS-DETEC

The Swiss Federal Council will invest 180 million francs (around 192 million euros) for the deployment of the Digital Automatic Couplng (DAC). The Swiss Ministry of Transport, Albert Rösti, announced the investment during a speech at the General Assembly of the country’s Shippers Association VAP.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

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