Turkey initiates one of the biggest rail infrastructure projects with European financing
On May 15, Turkey initiated an ambitious project for the modernization and signaling of the railway line Irmak-Karabük-Zonguldak. The line […]
July 2012
Overcoming the break-of-gauge problem
A break-of-gauge is often seen as an obstacle to the smooth flow of traffic. However, a number of technical solutions […]
Black Sea Region needs ferryboat services
In the context of economic globalization, the freight volumes between Asia and Europe are constantly growing and results include the […]
Constanţa Seaport develops railway infrastructure
Constanţa Seaport is a strategic seaport for Romania and Europe as part of the central network of the European transport […]
Odessa Port develops constantly to ensure traffic on the East-West axis
Efficient integration of Ukraine in global economy is one of the main prerequisites for economic development and this means, of […]
Continuity of shunting operations in last-mile terminals
Currently, infrastructure quality and capacity will more than ever determine the potential of growth in volumes and scope of rail […]
Reducing noise, “Achilles’ heel” for freight trains
Noise is one of the most widespread public health threats in industrialised countries. The abatement of noise is therefore necessary […]
Freight traffic dispatching for the optimisation of traffic flows
Currently, as the process of planning a rail freight transport service involves the use of computers, operators can benefit from […]
Maintenance for freight wagons applies according to set Regulation
EU Regulation 445 on a system of certification of entities in charge of maintenance for freight wagons became effective in […]
RO – LA between utility and critics
Arolling highway has both ecological and economical advantages: The freight forwarder saves fuel, toll, time losses due to traffic jams. […]