Betuweroute

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Betuweroute is a dedicated freight railway line in the Netherlands that connects the port of Rotterdam with Germany to facilitate high-capacity cargo transport across Europe.

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Betuweroute canonical 3
Betuwe route 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf freight railway line
railway infrastructure project
connectedTo German freight network
Rotterdam port rail terminals
connectsFrom Port of Rotterdam
connectsTo Germany
constructionStart 1998
controversy environmental impact concerns
high construction costs
country Netherlands
crosses Nederrijn
Pannerdensch Kanaal
linked to: Pannerdens Kanaal
designedFor long-distance international freight trains
electrification 25 kV AC overhead line
environmentalGoal shifting freight from road to rail
gauge standard gauge
hasFeature ETCS signalling system
dedicated freight tunnels and viaducts
grade-separated crossings
hasSectionNear Arnhem
Barendrecht
Tiel
Zevenaar
integratedWith Rotterdam Betuwe freight yards
internationalConnection Rhine-Alpine freight corridor
locatedIn Gelderland
South Holland
namedAfter Betuwe region
openedBy Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
openingDate 2007
operator ProRail
owner ProRail
partOf European freight corridor
TEN-T core network
passesThrough Betuwe region
planningStart 1990s
primaryUse freight transport
purpose high-capacity cargo transport
improving freight connection between Rotterdam and Germany
railSystem Dutch railway network
regionServed Port of Rotterdam hinterland
status in operation
terminus German border near Zevenaar
Rotterdam
trackType double track
trafficType freight only

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