Railway industry and operators have to collaborate to ease the access of disabled people
The access of disabled and low mobility people to transport services has to take place as easy as that of […]
September 2012
Urban planning, essential for reducing traffic volumes
The urban area generates the greatest challenges on sustainable transportation. Currently, cities suffer from congestion, reduced air quality and noise […]
Reduced accessibility in urban centres
Dynamic, affordable, liveable and attractive urban regions will never be free of congestion. Transport policies, however, should seek to manage […]
Russia prepares legislation to encourage foreign investors
Russia tries to attract massive investments through foreign investors and this determines the authorities to revise the legislation in force […]
Leaders of G20 Summit acknowledge the importance of public transport
The vital role that public transport plays in the economy attracts more and more the attention of the political class […]
Crowded cities need intermodal hubs
The current status of intermodal passenger transport shows that there is still a long way to go, both politically and […]
Adopting efficient and coordinated measures is crucial for encouraging modal shift to sustainable transport
The capital of Austria, Vienna, is a city whose constant concern is to improve life quality through the measures implemented […]
Commuter transport, a growing market in Europe
Modern regional and urban railway transport systems will be confronted with a significant proportion of demands such as commuter transport […]
High-speed for faster and safer connections
Increasing use of high speed lines means rail should be competitive over much greater distances. High Speed Rail could undertake […]