
Cologne Administrative Court declares decision to release capacity in long-distance transport to be unlawful.
The Cologne Administrative Court has stopped a decision by the Federal Network Agency that wanted to oblige Deutsche Bahn to release at least a quarter of the capacity on heavily used long-distance routes to competitors.
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The Federal Network Agency decided in July that the railways had to make more space for competitors in long-distance transport.
The Federal Network Agency decided in July that the railways had to make more space for competitors in long-distance transport. The federally owned company then took legal action against it.
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Cologne. According to a decision by the Cologne Administrative Court, Deutsche Bahn does not have to release at least a quarter of its capacity to competitors in long-distance transport on highly busy routes.
In an emergency decision, the court declared a decision by the Federal Network Agency, which obliges the rail network operator DB InfraGo to a competition clause, to be unlawful.
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The Cologne Administrative Court has declared a decision by the Federal Network Agency to be unlawful, which wanted to oblige DB InfraGo to award up to 40 percent of the capacity on highly congested routes to competitors.
The Cologne Administrative Court has overturned a decision by the Federal Network Agency that was supposed to oblige Deutsche Bahn to release capacity for competitors on highly congested routes.
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