Favorable environmental approval for the Prague railway tunnel
The Czech Ministry of the Environment has approved the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the Prague railway tunnel, which is […]
Policy
Profound changes through the UK Railways Act
The Railway Bill, presented to the UK Parliament in November 2025, was one of the important legislative steps towards the […]
ÖBB is hiring 375 people and offering paid vocational training
ÖBB continues to expand its team and announces the recruitment of approximately 375 new employees in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich) during […]
Croatia and Bosnia want to revitalize the Una cross-border line
Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina intend to revitalize the Una cross-border line, which is currently unused, and which will serve […]
EU brings order to rail data: what is changing for passengers and operators
The European Commission has adopted a new implementing regulation that establishes harmonized rules for data exchange in rail transport in […]
UNIFE and CER sign Joint Declaration of the European Rail Sector
UNIFE and CER have signed a Joint Declaration of the European Rail Sector, which sets out the common direction and […]
PKP, big plans until 2030
The PKP Group has adopted its strategy for 2026–2030, a document that sets out the directions for the development of […]
Italferr becomes FS Engineering and accelerates global railway engineering
To promote integrated, hi-tech, and digital engineering worldwide, Italferr, the railway engineering company of the Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane (FS […]
The UK lowers the minimum age for train drivers
The UK will allow 18-year-olds to become train drivers from June 30, 2026, after the government decided to lower the […]
Why Brussels policies are failing to get commuters out of their cars
Almost three-quarters of the European Union’s population lives in urban areas, where the concentration of jobs and economic activity generates […]