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NS could have explained rules for cheap subscription better

NS could have explained rules for cheap subscription better

NS CEO Wouter Koolmees acknowledged that the communication regarding the temporary Dal Vrij subscription last summer could have been handled more effectively. Despite describing the rollout as a hasty action, he considers the subscription initiative to have been a success.

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