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For fast ordering in international freight traffic, RNE Infrastructure Managers offer a selection of catalogue paths for several border crossings on major international corridors for the annual and running timetable.

These catalogue paths bring along a significant advantage:Immediate availability of the train path is ensured thanks to a coordinated scheduling with the countries involved in advance.

RNE Corridor Path Catalogues for the Annual Timetable of 2010

Country / Corridor Origin Destination Link
1
Oslo/Stockholm/Turku Hamburg RNE C 01 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
2
Rotterdam/Antwerp Genova RNE C 02 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
3
Rotterdam/Antwerp Warszawa RNE C 03 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
4
Hamburg/Bremerhaven Verona/Vienna RNE C 04 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010

5

Rotterdam/Gent/Antwerp Marseille/Basel RNE C 05 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010

6

Gremberg/Mannheim Valencia/Lisboa RNE C 06 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
7
Gdynia Triest/Koper RNE C 07 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
8
Lyon Budapest RNE C 08 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
9
Vienna Kulata/Svilengrad/Burgas RNE C 09 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
10
Malmö Nürnberg/Budapest RNE C 10 - Catalogue Path for TT 2010
 
Path catalogues for specific cross border lines and national sections for the 2010 Annual Timetable of RNE members.
Country Infrastructure Manager Link
DB Netz AG DB Netz TT 2010
RFF RFF TT 2010
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Legal notice:
" In the present path catalogue, the infrastructure companies concerned have published the status of preliminary plans for border-crossing freight paths in the forthcoming annual timetable, in the sense set out by Art. 15 and Annex 3, Point 4 in the EU Directive 2001/14. The published paths are only valid for the listed characteristics and may be modified in the course of the annual timetable design process, in particular owing to the border co-ordination of international freight and passenger traffic within the framework of this annual timetabling process. There is therefore no entitlement to the allocation of a catalogue path. "
Status of February 2007