Innovators study rail freight potential
FIVE YEARS AGO rail freight in the Netherlands was almost dead. NS had a market share of less than 2%, and journey lengths in the small country were far shorter than conventional wisdom dictated as the practical minimum. So it was of little surprise when the newly-commercialised NS decided to ...
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