Track Access Charges
Brussels,

ALLRAIL at the Benelux Union Workshop: Open the Market

This week, our colleague Arthur Kaminga attended the Benelux Union workshop on cross-border rail which took place in Brussels.

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Brussels,

Get Europe’s high-speed rail on track: open the market, fix ticketing

On 15 April 2025, ALLRAIL joined the Implementation Dialogue on high-speed rail, hosted by EU Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism, Apóstolos Tzitzikóstas, to discuss how to improve high-speed rail connectivity across Europe.

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Brussels,

ALLRAIL joins Implementation Dialogue on high-speed rail

On 15 April 2025, ALLRAIL joined the Implementation Dialogue on high-speed rail, hosted by EU Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism, Apóstolos Tzitzikóstas, to discuss how to improve high-speed rail connectivity across Europe.

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Brussels,

Draghi Report Makes It Clear: The EU Rail Market Remains Fragmented

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Berlin,

Germany: Reducing Track Access Charges Increases Societal Welfare, According to a New Academic Report

A new academic study shows that falling track access charges increase societal welfare. Conversely, higher track access charges have a negative impact on it. Germany already has the highest track access charges in Europe, with a further increase of around 20% by 2025. Reducing track access charges to marginal cost level is the most economically efficient measure to increase rail transport.

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