BERLIN, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Germany's Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats have agreed to increase annual investment in rail, road and waterway infrastructure projects to "at least 12 billion euros", according to a draft obtained by Reuters.
That would be about one billion euros more than the government spent on transport investment in 2004.
Transport leaders in the two parties, currently in talks to form a government, also said they want to build a Transrapid ...
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