Open Modal unveils plans for intermodal terminal near Marseille

Camions TAB. Bonneuil-sur-Marne. 01 juillet 2021. © Laurent Guichardon.

France’s Groupe Open Modal has unveiled plans to build a state-of-the-art intermodal terminal for swap bodies and containers in Miramas, on the outskirts of Marseille. The investment in the project is estimated at over 30 million euros.

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Author: Stuart Todd

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bönström bönström|13.07.22|15:16

In France and all over, regrettably an old, low price, but high cost track design now obstructs. (Slots are reduced by time requested for “maintenance” (repairing of an infrastructure no longer timely).
Electrification, yes, but a timely. Track, basics of railways shall not be Bottleneck, etc., etc., Robustness – and resilency – thus readiness for
a future where shifts, the new normal, shall be provided for!

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Open Modal unveils plans for intermodal terminal near Marseille

Camions TAB. Bonneuil-sur-Marne. 01 juillet 2021. © Laurent Guichardon.

France’s Groupe Open Modal has unveiled plans to build a state-of-the-art intermodal terminal for swap bodies and containers in Miramas, on the outskirts of Marseille. The investment in the project is estimated at over 30 million euros.

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Stuart Todd is a correspondent and frequent contributor for RailFreight.com

1 comment op “Open Modal unveils plans for intermodal terminal near Marseille”

bönström bönström|13.07.22|15:16

In France and all over, regrettably an old, low price, but high cost track design now obstructs. (Slots are reduced by time requested for “maintenance” (repairing of an infrastructure no longer timely).
Electrification, yes, but a timely. Track, basics of railways shall not be Bottleneck, etc., etc., Robustness – and resilency – thus readiness for
a future where shifts, the new normal, shall be provided for!

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