Germany's contrasting approaches to competitive tendering
Regional passenger services across Germany have increasingly been put out to competitive tender in recent years. The approach to market liberalisation varies from region to region, as case studies in Hesse and Schleswig-Holstein illustrate. Nevertheless, the process appears to be benefiting both the regional authorities and the passenger alike
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