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 […]
Policy
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 […]
Survey: Public links Rail Baltica to military mobility
The results of the 2025 annual pan-Baltic awareness and public opinion survey show that two-thirds of respondents believe that Rail […]
Joint efforts to modernise the Thessaloniki–Sofia–Bucharest line
Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania intend to submit a joint application for funding to modernise the Thessaloniki–Sofia–Bucharest line, a strategic project […]
Contracts terminated for the construction of the tunnel in Lodz
The Polish railway infrastructure administrator, PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (PLK), has decided to terminate the contracts for the construction of […]
Île-de-France Mobilités raises EUR 1 billion through a green bond
Île-de-France Mobilités, the public authority responsible for organizing and financing public transport in the Paris region, has raised EUR 1 […]
Poland supports the training of future railway engineers
PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (PKP PLK), the railway infrastructure manager in Poland, has signed a cooperation agreement with the Faculty […]
UNIFE: Europe’s transport challenges demand rail first
Europe faces many challenges in the transport sector, but a ‘rail first approach’ offers a clear path to cleaner, more […]
European Railway Award 2026 gala
In a European context marked by discussions on economic competitiveness, security, and military mobility, rail transport is back at the […]
CER becomes a partner of the European Climate Pact
The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies – CER has become a partner of the European Climate Pact. The Pact […]