However, parties are talking about a better balance.įrom those countries, where we have no answers, we can fear that the politicians are lagging behind, and will try to stop the climate friendly development we are looking for.
So a number of countries are unfortunately missing.Īll answers are in favour of better trains and a majority of the parties and candidates is ready to work for a more even taxation, but when it comes to actually cutting the unjust privileges of the aviation industry (like imposing a kerosene tax) or actually taking steps to reduce aviation, many parties are still rather hesitant. We tried to get answers from all countries tied to the European railway network, but in some countries we did not have the capacity to do this big job.
They are listed in English translations and the national languages. Some reports include all answers the majority is answers one by one. Some answers are from individual candidates, some from the parties.
To inform the voters at the coming European Parliament elections in May 2019 we have been asking the same questions to all parties across Europe about flying, trains and the climate change challenge. Back on Track and Stay Grounded work for better cross‐border rail connections instead of an ongoing growth of flights.
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