French region eyes six-fold increase in rail freight via targeted investment

Construction on French railway infrastructure. Image: Shutterstock. GiulianiBruno.

France’s Brittany region plans to increase its rail freight traffic six-fold by 2050, reaching nine million tonnes of goods transported.

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French region eyes six-fold increase in rail freight via targeted investment

Construction on French railway infrastructure. Image: Shutterstock. GiulianiBruno.

France’s Brittany region plans to increase its rail freight traffic six-fold by 2050, reaching nine million tonnes of goods transported.

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