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Freight: ‘Nobody is writing us a cheque for €13bn’

By Toma Bačić 2024-06-06T06:00:00

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European policymakers and the larger rail freight operators are confident that the Digital Automatic Coupler programme can move from vision to reality by 2028. Nevertheless, significant financial and logistical barriers remain. Toma Bačić reports.

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