Marshalling Yard in Germany. Source: mirokola/Pixabay

Massive overhaul of the German railway network grinds to a halt

Published on 10-06-2022 at 12:21

Image: Pixabay. Mirokola

Transport association Allianz pro Schiene has taken aim at the German ministry of Transport over what it calls a lack of progress regarding the so-called Deutschlandtakt, a massive multi-year overhaul of the German railway network. According to Allianz pro Schiene, the project has ground to a halt.

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Tags: Allianz pro-Schiene, Germany

Author: Nick Augusteijn

1 comment op “Massive overhaul of the German railway network grinds to a halt”

bönström bönström|13.06.22|11:57

Without new high qual. infrastructure correspondingly added, then urgently new capacity and added utilisation, at the already existing, has to be provided for!
(Other devices, global, by air and by sea, etc., decisively are upgrading – for lower costs, etc., etc.)
32,5 ton, sustainably, safely allowed axial load, etc., now should be min. at any “Takt”, within EU. (On Time supplies is the quality requested and handsomely rewarded, now more than ever before.) Quality pays!