DB sees potential for tripling European high-speed network, but investments insufficient
An ICE 3 train of DB Deutsche Bahn AG / Stefan Wildhirt
Deutsche Bahn forecasts that an additional 21,000 kilometres of high-speed rail can be built between now and 2050. That is the key finding of a new study presented over the weekend. It would mean tripling the length of the current European high-speed rail network. However, without additional investments the EU will fall short of realising this potential.
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