Railways could create over a million jobs in the UK
Railways could create over a million jobs and generate nearly GBP 78.7 billion annually for local and regional economies in […]
Policy
The European Commission adopts new state aid guidelines
The European Commission has adopted new guidelines on state aid for land and multimodal transport (the LMT Guidelines) and the […]
Delays come at a cost: DB paid EUR 156 Million in compensation in 2025
The German state-owned railway operator Deutsche Bahn (DB) paid EUR 156.1 million in compensation in 2025 to passengers affected by […]
How Italy Is Revolutionizing Regional Rail Transport
Italy is investing heavily in the modernization of regional rail transport, transforming it into a true driver of sustainable mobility. […]
EUR 750 million contract for a new railway line in the Krakow area
A new line in the Krakow area will be built with an investment of EUR 750 million (PLN 3.2 billion), […]
The Czech railway industry, competitive on international markets
In an economic context marked by rapid change and fierce competition on global markets, the Czech railway industry stands out […]
JR East raises fares for the first time in 39 years
Japanese railway operator JR East will raise fares across its entire network from March 15, the first comprehensive fare review […]
China and North Korea resume passenger trains after six years
China and North Korea will resume international passenger rail transport, suspended in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Chinese […]
ÖBB expands its vocational training workshop in Graz
ÖBB has decided to expand its vocational training workshop in Graz in order to better meet the growing demand for […]
Train drivers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia do not want cameras in locomotive cabs
Train drivers’ unions in the Czech Republic and Slovakia are criticizing the authorities’ plans to install video cameras in locomotive […]