Translation of "retrait des marchandises en gare " (French → English) :

"freight corridor" shall mean all of the railway lines created on the territory of Member States and, where necessary, third European countries linking two or more strategic terminals, including a principal axis, alternative routes and paths linking them, and railway infrastructure and its equipment in the freight terminals, marshalling yards and train formation facilities, as well as branch lines to the latter, including all rail ...[+++]related services as set out in Annex II to Directive 2001/14/EC ;

(a) "freight corridor" shall mean all of the railway lines created on the territory of Member States and, where necessary, third European countries linking two or more strategic terminals, including a principal axis, alternative routes and paths linking them, and railway infrastructure and its equipment in the freight terminals, marshalling yards and train formation facilities, as well as branch lines to the latter, including all r ...[+++]ail related services as mentioned in Annex II to Directive 2001/14/EC;

(a) "freight corridor" shall mean all of the railway lines created on the territory of Member States and, where necessary, third European countries linking one or more strategic terminals to one or more other strategic terminals including a principal axis, alternative routes and paths linking them, and railway infrastructure and its equipment in the freight terminals, marshalling yards and train formation facilities, and branch lin ...[+++]es to the latter;

Freight trains were impeded by controls, and having to uncouple and transfer freight at border stations.

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I went to the VIA rail station, to the CN yards and to the CP yards.