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Long-distance cross-border passenger rail services: Final 2021 Report
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The Final Report “Long-distance cross-border passenger rail services” evaluates the potential for enhancing cross-border rail services in Europe, highlighting current obstacles, successful strategies, and areas for improvement to promote sustainable and efficient rail transport.
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Final Report "Long-distance cross-border passenger rail services" by the European Commission evaluates the potential for enhancing cross-border rail services in Europe, focusing on current obstacles, existing services, and proposed actions to promote sustainable and efficient rail transport. It aims to align with the European Green Deal’s goal of climate neutrality by 2050. Additionally, it highlights successful approaches and strategies for improving cross-border rail services and provides guidance for future developments.
The study gathered information through surveys, interviews, and desk research from various stakeholders, including government agencies, rail operators, and passenger organizations.
The report concludes that while there are many positive developments in cross-border rail services, there is still room for improvement.
For an in-depth analysis and further insights, please visit the linked source on the left-hand side of the platform.
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