Germany's state subsidy cut 'won't push rail freight onto the roads'
Concerns of a major modal shift from rail to road after the German government reduced ...
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By Alex Lennane
It might not just be a problem for the car industry – but the nature of automotive production means border restrictions could hit factories hard. There are lengthy truck delays at Germany’s borders, following new Covid-check rules, which, claim manufacturers, could lead production delays as the supply chain for parts comes to a standstill. While production is currently up and running, manufacturers want the government to step in to ease the rules for hauliers, claiming that any further delays will lead to factory closures. CNN reports.
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