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Open access operators could pay public service obligation levy
By Railway Gazette International2017-03-03T08:00:00
UK: The Department for Transport has begun a two-month consultation on proposals to introduce a public service obligation levy which open access passenger operators would pay to support loss-making franchised services deemed to be socially and economically desirable.
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