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Smoothing Sweden's path planning

By and Camila Grayley2007-06-01T09:16:00

THISMONTH, Swedish infrastructure manager Banverket is expected to start using a new web-based bidding procedure for train operators to apply for access to its tracks.Around 20 different train operators use the Swedish network. Responsibility for planning the use of the tracks lies with Banverket's Trafik division, which has around 1000 ...

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