The agreement, valued at approximately EUR 263m, covers 10 five-car EMUs with an option for 10 additional units, with entry into service planned for early 2028.
Romania’s rail freight sector is facing significant challenges. New data from the National Institute of Statistics (INS) reveal a notable downturn in performance during 2024.…
GERMANY’s Federal Transport Agency (BNetzA) approved on March 22 the track access charges for 2025 proposed by infrastructure manager DB InfraGo. Charges for long-distance passenger […]
The first-ever container ship to connect Asia and Europe via the ‘new’ Arctic route completed its journey after reaching the Polish port of Gdańsk. Will…