EIM: no reduction but extended payment of track access charges

It is better to give rail operators more time to pay than to reduce track access charges. If they pay lower or no charges, the burden is simply passed on to from the operators to the infrastructure managers, which is not a sustainable solution, explained Monika Heiming in a video interview with RailTech. She is director of
European Infrastructure Managers (EIM), which represents the interests of fifteen European rail infrastructure managers.

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Author: Marieke van Gompel

Marieke van Gompel is editor of RailFreight.com and chief editor of the ProMedia Group online magazines.

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EIM: no reduction but extended payment of track access charges

It is better to give rail operators more time to pay than to reduce track access charges. If they pay lower or no charges, the burden is simply passed on to from the operators to the infrastructure managers, which is not a sustainable solution, explained Monika Heiming in a video interview with RailTech. She is director of
European Infrastructure Managers (EIM), which represents the interests of fifteen European rail infrastructure managers.

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Author: Marieke van Gompel

Marieke van Gompel is editor of RailFreight.com and chief editor of the ProMedia Group online magazines.

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