Problem after problem

“If things don’t get much better, freight train companies in Norway will die”

Image: © Bane NOR/Eivind Hamre

Rail freight companies in Norway are not having the time of their lives. Problems on the Norwegian network keep on coming, severely hindering rail operations. The general manager of Onrail, a private rail company, is now saying that operators will “die” if there is no improvement.

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Author: Dennis van der Laan

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