Mutual Support Agreements in Freight Corridors

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/rail/market/freight-corridors_en

Mutual Support Agreements in Freight Corridors are formalised arrangements between infrastructure managers, railway undertakings, terminals and other stakeholders along designated freight corridors. They aim to coordinate operational resources, share information, provide mutual assistance in the event of incidents or disruptions, and optimise capacity, reliability and efficiency in rail freight transport.

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