Rail freight volumes still in Covid mode says CER
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The European rail freight volumes have not fully recovered from the losses caused by the two-year-long Covid pandemic. Despite fluctuations from time to time, rail freight volumes in March 2022 were 10 per cent less than in the same period in 2019.
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Even worse, I am afraid, that market share visavi the on road trucks contemporarily has been reduced…
Regardless if, but for a rail freight gain, now capacity at existing infrastructure has to be awarded a susbstantial growth…
(Ongoing reinvestments should allow for added axial load, etc.
Simply for reduced costs the global devices, by air and by sea, both decisively add load capacity. So should the railways. 32,5 ton axial load already should be a min. Bottlenecks shall be outed!)