"A boost for railway safety in Norway, and a dedicated communications system that many countries will envy." This is how Terje Hoemsnes from Nokia Siemens Networks summarizes the expansion of the GSM-R network which was officially operational on 1st of November by Norwegian National Rail Administration.
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