European rail freight aims to sustain reliability gains

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European rail freight aims to sustain reliability gains

| Jun 05, 2020 11:55AM EDT
Europe’s rail freight industry is hoping to hold on to improvements made in reliability on a passenger-free network even as the easing of lockdowns bring back traveler movements that are afforded priority over cargo.
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