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Reduction of Hungarian Track Access Charges

Sector: Government • Location: Hungary

Source: RailTech

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The Hungarian government has proposed a 40-percent reduction of track access charges on the national railway network by temporarily cancelling the surcharge, which is an additional fee to be paid when using the rail infrastructure. The aim is to make rail freight transport more competitive and support the struggling Hungarian railway sector.

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The project “Reduction of Hungarian Track Access Charges” is an infrastructure initiative in the Government sector, located in Hungary. Taiyo aggregates data on it from RailTech.

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The Hungarian government has proposed a 40-percent reduction of track access charges on the national railway network by temporarily cancelling the surcharge, which is an additional fee to be paid when using the rail infrastructure. The aim is to make rail freight transport more competitive and support the struggling Hungarian railway sector.

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