Rail operators fear high railway rates in the Netherlands from 2023

Rail freight operators fear that from 2023 onwards, the track access charges in the Netherlands will be higher than those in neighboring countries. In particular, the user charges for sidings and shunting tracks may skyrocket. Dutch infrastructure manager ProRail has commented that the new calculations actually ensure that the rates are more harmonised with other countries.

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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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Rail operators fear high railway rates in the Netherlands from 2023 | RailFreight.com

Rail operators fear high railway rates in the Netherlands from 2023

Rail freight operators fear that from 2023 onwards, the track access charges in the Netherlands will be higher than those in neighboring countries. In particular, the user charges for sidings and shunting tracks may skyrocket. Dutch infrastructure manager ProRail has commented that the new calculations actually ensure that the rates are more harmonised with other countries.

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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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