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Action 33 has been a common study of several interested countries and three international organisations about the future of European intercity passenger transport. The study was terminated in late summer 1976. The reports are being published. Now is the appropriate time to step back and evaluate the whole exercise. What conclusions can be drawn from it?

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Grevsmähl, J. (1977). Conclusions from Action 33. In: Visser, E.J. (eds) Transport decisions in an age of uncertainty. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9707-3_20

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