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IRCA/UIC CONGRESS. SECTION 1: INVESTMENT POLICY FOR TRANSPORT. ROUTE INVESTMENTS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE NATIONAL TRANSPORT POLICY AS ILLUSTRATED IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

U Hausler

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The German Federal Republic has a Coordinated Investment Program for Federal Transport Routes Planning which requires that funding for through and local roads, waterways, local transport agencies and the German Federal Railway be examined simultaneously and in long term with consideration for not only primary benefits but also secondary effects on environment, energy consumption and labor. Competitive distortions between modes that can be reduced or intensified by route investments will also be considered. Effects on DB from implementation of this planning process are discussed.

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The German Federal Republic has a Coordinated Investment Program for Federal Transport Routes Planning which requires that funding for through and local roads, waterways, local transport agencies and the German Federal Railway be examined simultaneously and in long term with consideration for not only primary benefits but also secondary effects on environment, energy consumption and labor. Competitive distortions between modes that can be reduced or intensified by route investments will also be considered. Effects on DB from implementation of this planning process are discussed.

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The German Federal Republic has a Coordinated Investment Program for Federal Transport Routes Planning which requires that funding for through and local roads, waterways, local transport agencies and the German Federal Railway be examined simultaneously and in long term with consideration for not only primary benefits but also secondary effects on environment, energy consumption and labor. Competitive distortions between modes that can be reduced or intensified by route investments will also be considered. Effects on DB from implementation of this planning process are discussed.

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IRCA/UIC CONGRESS. SECTION 1: INVESTMENT POLICY FOR TRANSPORT. ROUTE INVESTMENTS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE NATIONAL TRANSPORT POLICY AS ILLUSTRATED IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY — Research Paper | ScholarLens