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Federal Network Agency Paves the Way for Competition on Rail

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Despite criticism from several countries, the Federal Network Agency confirms its plans: Deutsche Bahn must create space for competitors on heavily used routes, which paves the way for the Italian railway company Italo.

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Too late, too full, too expensive - the Deutsche Bahn is a lot, but almost alone on German routes. This is supposed to change. The Federal Network Agency clears the way for the market entry of Italo. However, the future "traffic sharing" is not only met with enthusiasm.

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The railway company Italo wants to participate in German long-distance transport. According to a decision, the railway has to make more space on the rail. The German-owned company could challenge this.

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The Federal Network Agency opens up long-distance transport: the Italian company Italo is allowed to travel on important Deutsche Bahn routes from 2028.

·Berlin, Germany
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The German Federal Network Agency has confirmed its decision in favour of increased competition in the rail network. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Lean Left

Deutsche Bahn has to adapt to more competition on the railways. The Federal Network Agency allows the Italian company Italo to enter the market.

·Germany
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Despite criticism from several countries, the Federal Network Agency confirms its plans: Deutsche Bahn must create space for competitors on heavily used routes, which paves the way for the Italian railway company Italo.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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