Instead of proceeding via the originally planned border terminal, a freight train is routed to an alternative crossing point or terminal—typically to bypass capacity constraints, accelerate customs procedures, or compensate for infrastructure failures.
Source: https://www.deutschebahn.com
Matching tools and partners
You might also be interested in these terms
Free · No password · Never a paywall. Weekly top news and facts from logistics.
Content reviewed and editorially cleared.
Share your knowledge, ask follow-up questions, or add practical insights to this page. Every contribution is moderated before publication.