Liberalisation of the passenger transport market – where to?

The liberalisation of the railway passenger transport market in the European Union has been long debated. Passengers should benefit from […]

Urban areas are confronted with major challenges due to an increased number of residents and the importance acquired by their […]

The end of May 2011 marked a new meeting of the transport ministers at the prestigious International Transport Forum. Organised […]

At the beginning of May, the European transport system entered a new era of the White Paper on Transport 2011. […]

Torben Holvad, Economic Adviser, European Railway Agency Access charging concerns pricing in relation to the use of railway infrastructure. The […]

The long-term revision of the multi-annual programme (MAP) includes several ambitious projects in the European area, such as long term […]

The goal of signalling/train control systems on the long term can be stated as to maximize the utilization of the […]

Today the requirements regarding safety are increasing and passengers are demanding for reliable and comfortable trains and metros. Especially on […]

When it comes for risk management and security, flaws are inadmissible. Therefore, developing security policies and procedures to contribute to […]

Railway stations are no longer public spaces where passengers come and go, they are now combining the two concepts of […]