Germany’s Hollandstreke freight line stays at two track for the foreseeable future

Plans to further expand capacity on the controversial dedicated freight route between The Netherlands Randstad and the German industrial heartland have been thwarted, at least for now. Hopes that planning law changes in Germany would speed up the project have not materialised, and the congested route may be a decade away from expansion.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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Germany’s Hollandstreke freight line stays at two track for the foreseeable future

Plans to further expand capacity on the controversial dedicated freight route between The Netherlands Randstad and the German industrial heartland have been thwarted, at least for now. Hopes that planning law changes in Germany would speed up the project have not materialised, and the congested route may be a decade away from expansion.

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