Introducing On-track Competition in the Passenger Rail Services 2019
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13 – 15 March 2019
Main topic: On-track competition in rail passenger services
Aim: The aim of the round table was to bring experience with on-track competition in rail passenger services in different countries of the European Union.
The Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, Masaryk University and the Journal of Rail Transportation Planning and Management organized roundtable focused on impacts of Introducing On-track Competition in the Passenger Rail Services. The round table was coordinated by Professor Chris Nash, Dr. Phill Wheat and Dr. Zdeněk Tomeš. Following the round table a special issue of the Journal of Railway Transport Planning and Management covering On-track Competition in Passenger Rail Services will be commissioned and edited by the round table coordinators.
Important date:
- Paper submission open 10th January 2019
- Paper submission closed 10th Feb 2019
- Review comments available 5st April 2019
- Submission of revised papers 31 May 2019
- Final decision on acceptance (hopefully, but subject to reviews) 30 June 2019
- Intended publication of papers (hopefully) 15th August 2019
The contact address is jandova@econ.muni.cz
Key speakers:
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Paolo Beria, Alberto Bertolin, Samuel Tolentino and Gabriele Filippini |
Long-distance rail prices in a competitive market. Evidences from head-on competition in Italy |
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Monika Jandová and Tomáš Paleta |
Impact of on-track competition on public finances - the case of the Czech Republic |
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Alexander Stead, Phill Wheat and Andrew Smith |
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Marcin Król, Jakub Taczanowski, Stefan Jarecki and Arkadiusz Kołoś |
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Zdeněk Tomeš and Hana Fitzová |
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Martin Kvizda |
Open access passenger rail competition in Slovakia –experience from the Bratislava –Košice line |
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Juan Montero |
Asymmetric regulation for on-track competition in European railways? |
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Lorenzo Casullo and Luca Bellodi |
Parallel Tracks: The Impact of Independent Regulators on Open-access Competition in the Railways |
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Mirjana Bugarinović and Branislav Bošković |
PSO contract management vs. on-track competition in the passenger rail services |
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Martin Smoliner |
System train path as key to efficient infrastructure usage for on-track competition in ITF-regimes |
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