Metrans train. Source: METRANS

METRANS launches direct connection between Slovakia and Turkey

Image: METRANS

Rail freight in Southeastern Europe is about to acquire a new service starting on 3 September. METRANS will launch a direct link between its terminal in Dunajska Streda, Slovakia and the Halkali terminal outside Istanbul in the Western part of Turkey. The service results from a cooperation between METRANS, Danubia a.s and Omsan Logistics established in early July.

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Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is the Editorial Coordinator of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “METRANS launches direct connection between Slovakia and Turkey”

bönström bönström|21.07.22|18:50

By sea and by rails, by two in fact vulnerable devices, redundancy is provided, the requested…
Otherwise, railways has been and remains the large scale, on shore port feeder device – now, a low qual., for proving timely,
decisively to be upgraded…
(Currently, regrettably, for majority, the single available, high quality, low risk, alternative, is on road trucks, up to 1000 km from port…)
32,5 ton safely allowed axial load now shall be the min constructed for, at any investment.

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Metrans train. Source: METRANS

METRANS launches direct connection between Slovakia and Turkey

Image: METRANS

Rail freight in Southeastern Europe is about to acquire a new service starting on 3 September. METRANS will launch a direct link between its terminal in Dunajska Streda, Slovakia and the Halkali terminal outside Istanbul in the Western part of Turkey. The service results from a cooperation between METRANS, Danubia a.s and Omsan Logistics established in early July.

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Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is the Editorial Coordinator of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “METRANS launches direct connection between Slovakia and Turkey”

bönström bönström|21.07.22|18:50

By sea and by rails, by two in fact vulnerable devices, redundancy is provided, the requested…
Otherwise, railways has been and remains the large scale, on shore port feeder device – now, a low qual., for proving timely,
decisively to be upgraded…
(Currently, regrettably, for majority, the single available, high quality, low risk, alternative, is on road trucks, up to 1000 km from port…)
32,5 ton safely allowed axial load now shall be the min constructed for, at any investment.

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