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Encyclopedia > 1990 in rail transport


1989, 1990, 1991

1989 in rail transport
1990 in rail transport
1991 in rail transport

This article will list events related to rail transport that occurred in 1990.



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References

  • (February 2002), Flags fall in corporate shuffles, Trains Magazine, p. 17.



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swissinfo - Alpine Initiative demands more rail transport (600 words)
The group said on Thursday that the government’s transport policy lacked courage and that the authorities needed to strive more to move transalpine freight transport off road and onto rail.
The others are the modernisation of the country’s railway infrastructure, the reform of how the railways are managed, and a land transport agreement with the European Union as well as a variety of intermediary measures to encourage the use of rail transport.
The environmental group, Alpine Initiative, is calling for freight to be transferred from road to rail as well as a stop to new roads being built in the Alps.
European Commission - Rail Transport and Interoperability - Overview (0 words)
Rail transport in Europe has seen a worrying decline for more than thirty years now, especially in the area of freight transport.
The share of freight transport by rail for all land transport modes (road, inland waterways, rail and pipelines) dropped from 30 % in 1970 to 13.2 % in 2004.
Passenger transport by rail also declined, though less dramatically: in 1970, the modal share of rail was 10,2 % and fell to 6.3 % in 2003 in the EU15.
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