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DB reform proposals bring more shadows than light

By and Arthur-Iren Martini, Secretary General, Netzwerk Privatbahnen2007-02-01T13:39:00

Next month, a working party convened by the German transport ministry is due to come up with legislative proposals for the partial flotation of Deutsche Bahn. However, there are still many policy discrepancies, which may impact on the European strategy for greater liberalisation of the continent's railways

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