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Access charges pose grave threat to the future of Dutch freight
By Railway Gazette International and RAH2005-10-01T10:00:00
THE FUTURE viability of Railion Nederland NV has been thrown into question since Transport Minister Karla Peijs announced earlier this year that track access charges are to rise substantially in 2006, and could double again within the following two or three years.
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