Europe waivers on access charges abolition

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Access charges could be reduced or even waived across Europe, in response to the economic downturn brought on by the coronavirus crisis. Initial thinking was lukewarm to the idea, but a consensus is growing among national regulators and agencies to stimulate activity by reducing or even waiving the fees paid for using rail infrastructure.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Europe waivers on access charges abolition

European Commission flags

Access charges could be reduced or even waived across Europe, in response to the economic downturn brought on by the coronavirus crisis. Initial thinking was lukewarm to the idea, but a consensus is growing among national regulators and agencies to stimulate activity by reducing or even waiving the fees paid for using rail infrastructure.

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