Passengers test railway vehicles for comfort
The comfort of passengers has to be one of the most important elements of a railway vehicle in order to […]
March 2012
Authorization for placing in service of railway vehicles still burdened by legislative aspects
It is difficult to clearly identify additional costs and delays generated by the process of authorizing railway vehicles. In fact, […]
PPP investments are going down infrastructure needs legislative support
Public-private partnerships can deliver efficient solutions for the financing of infrastructure projects by correlating quality related costs and contribute to […]
Trains vs. heavy snow
Extreme winter conditions marked the beginning of the year and led to heavy snow falls and severe blizzards in Northern […]
Railway Divide
The high-speed railways have recently been introduced on the political and technical agenda of Balkan States. Ideas about connecting these […]
Crowded European cities have to improve their mobility management
The opportunity provided to the citizens of new European Union member states to benefit from personal vehicles and the acceleration […]
Increase of urbanisation in Bucharest determined the development of Line 6
The underground development strategy in the capital of Romania, Bucharest, for the next 30 years, establishes the development projects to […]
Urbanisation boost measures in “travel times”
80% of the people in Europe live in urban areas and, apart from economic expansion, the authorities have to consider […]
Greener cities demand intelligent solutions
Europe is one of the most urbanised continents in the world. Today, more than two thirds of the European population […]
Acquisition vs. exploitation costs
Public transport operators are currently playing a key role when it comes for the improvement of the railway passenger transport […]