Institutions in Switzerland are pushing for various policies aimed at increasing the share of rail freight, especially when it comes to Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC)…
Dutch infrastructure manager ProRail does not yet have a concrete war protocol ready, but is preparing for a military escalation. Among other things, looser rules…
Austria is getting a new government. Three political parties have agreed on a coalition agreement that will form the basis of Austria’s policies for the…
Europe is thinking hard about how to deal with looming security threats. Part of the necessary measures to be taken concern military transport, where rail…
Reaction to the UK Government consultation on rail reform has been swift, particularly from the freight sector. Representative bodies have warned the Transport Secretary that…
The UK Government has launched a consultation on plans for their rail reform bill. A breathlessly enthusiastic release from the Department for Transport has promised…
Germany is an important, if not the most important country for rail freight in Europe. The country’s persistent rail issues, such as sky-high track access…
Temporary capacity restrictions are one of the most painful thorns in the spine of the rail freight industry in Europe, where major infrastructure projects are…
A group of 45 transport stakeholders wrote a letter to the Ministers of the General Affairs Council and the Ministers of the Economic and Financial…
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