Belarus prioritises the development of logistics
Belarus is located on the crossroads of the trade routes on the Russia – Western Europe and Black Sea – […]
April 2013
Latvia and Kazakhstan see railways as the most viable solution for freight transport
The representatives of the railway companies in Kazakhstan and Latvia plan to implement joint projects to increase the freight volume […]
Constanţa Seaport – a strategic hub for Romania
Over the past decade, the Port of Constanţa has efficiently served the freight flows coming from and going to the […]
Railway freight transport needs to be information-oriented
One of the methods for increasing the attractiveness of rail freight transport is reducing the volume of necessary documents. The […]
Russia forbids the extension of wagon lifecycle
The railway accident which took place in Irkutsk region (in January 2013), on the Trans-Siberian line, determined the authorities in […]
Outsourcing reduces initial infrastructure investments
In order to win back market shares and shift the modes of transportation, the European infrastructure managers need to spend […]
Turkey expects new railway law
Over the next three years, Turkish Railways plans to invest over TRY 20 Billion (EUR 8.4 Billion) in transport projects. […]
Turkey wants to open the rail sector
The authorities of each European country are very much aware of the fact that railway liberalization increases the transport activity, […]
Rail freight corridors must allow high-quality train paths
Interview with Mr. Cesare Brand, Secretary General of the International Rail Transport Committee (CIT) The Fourth Railway Package with its […]
Fourth Railway Package proposes a single vehicle authorization for placing on the market
The Commission has proposed a series of amendments of the Directive on Interoperability; therefore new provisions will be introduced consisting […]