Railway Days 2014
As important component of the Eurasian economy, in the past years, the international freight transport has brought its contribution to […]
May 2014
Railway safety depends on the interaction between infrastructure, operation, equipment manufacturers and safety authorities
The railway environment in the European Union passes through significant changes triggered, among others, by the three European railway packages. […]
Reduced cross-border interoperability – the European rail network vulnerability
No major change in transport will be possible without the support of a proper network and without the intelligent use […]
Public procurement: rules for a better price-quality balance
A new legislative package governing the public procurement in the EU was adopted at the beginning of the year by […]
Freight corridors, significant re-balancing of cross-border transport
With a view to strengthening the Railway Undertakings’ “message” in the European Corridor structures as defined by Regulation 913/2010, the […]
General Transport Master Plan – how efficient will it be for Romania’s sustainable transport strategy?
The General Transport Master Plan is drafted to offer a clear transport development strategy in Romania over the next 20 […]
Poland upgrades important rail sections
Poland will upgrade an important railway using European Union funds. The support thus granted amounts to EUR 1.4 Million and […]
FYR Macedonia and Bulgaria speed up rail connection plan
At present, there are no railway connections between the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Bulgaria. Although there have been […]
Hungarian Government pays special attention to railway transport development
Interview with Madame Ilona Dávid, President and CEO of Hungarian Railways (MÁV) Hungary bets on railway infrastructure development for both […]
Armenia-Iran project to be launched in 2015
According to a study carried out by a group of experts of South Caucasus Railway, the maximum annual transport volume, […]