Progress in implementing the Commission’s targets for mode split

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Authors	NASH Christopher Alfred SMITH Andrew Simon John FITZOVÁ Hana
Year of publication	2021
Type	Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source	Network Industries Quarterly
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Economics and Administration
Citation
Web	https://www.network-industries.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/NIQ-Vol-23-Issue-4-December-2021.pdf
Keywords	rail; transport; mode split; European Commission
Attached files	NIQ-Vol-23-Issue-4-December-2021-10-14.pdf
Description	The 2011 European White Paper on transport foresaw rail becoming the main means of medium-distance passenger transport and of long-distance freight transport. This paper reviews progress in achieving these targets and with implementing the policies the Commission foresaw to influence mode split. It concludes that progress has been slow in implementing these policies. In particular, the pace of innovation in rail must be accelerated in the light of developments in other modes.
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