Examples of using The infrastructure managers in English and their translations into Swedish
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new certification procedures will have on the various Member States, the infrastructure managers, the railway companies and the wagon keepers and final customers should be assessed.
therefore will give more incentive for the infrastructure managers to reduce the cost of provision of infrastructure. .
In cases where such infrastructures are part of networks that are also partly characterised by capacity shortages, the infrastructure managers are likely to be able to“average out” deficits
No later than 11 months before the working timetable comes into force, the infrastructure managers shall ensure that provisional international train paths have been established in collaboration with other relevant allocation bodies as set out in Article 16.
For each freight corridor the infrastructure managers concerned, as defined in Article 2 of Directive 2001/14/EC,
The infrastructure managers are responsible for building
The infrastructure managers of the freight corridor shall draw up
which would comprise initiatives designed in particular to underline the coordination between the infrastructure managers of different Member States,
In order to stimulate coordination between the Member States and the infrastructure managers, each freight corridor should be supported by a governance body comprised of the various infrastructure managers who are involved with the freight corridor.
Fair rules based on cooperation between the infrastructure managers who must provide a quality service to freight undertakings within the framework of an international railway corridor, should be introduced
with other market players such as the clients and the infrastructure managers.
along the freight corridor, investment in the freight corridor should be coordinated between Member States and the infrastructure managers concerned, and planned in a way which meets the needs of the freight corridor.
would not acquire further independence from the infrastructure managers and incumbent railway undertaking as in option 1.
Within the framework of a freight corridor, good coordination between the Member States and the infrastructure managers concerned should be ensured, sufficient priority given to rail freight traffic,
Notwithstanding Article 20(2) of Directive 2001/14/EC, the infrastructure managers of the freight corridor shall reserve the capacity needed for priority freight traffic for the coming financial year,
Inform the infrastructure manager of these conditions as soon as possible.
Inform the infrastructure manager of those conditions as soon as possible.
The infrastructure manager is not obliged to supply these services.
The infrastructure manager may agree to a shorter