Ekspert: Tog-typerne skal hoste op med data, så transportrevolutionen kommer tilbage på skinner
”Det, som vi ultimativt har brug for i Europa ifølge os er et system, en eller flere digitale platforme, som giver passagerer muligheden for at tage fra én jernbanestation til en anden et sted i EU,” lyder det fra Nick Brooks.
Han er generalsekretær i Allrail, en sammenslutning af selvstændige passagertogselskaber, der arbejder som en NGO for at skabe mere åbenhed blandt jernbaneselskaber i Europa.
Ursula von der Leyen Correctly Identifies Ticketing Fragmentation as the Biggest Problem in EU Passenger Rail
In her Political Guidelines for the Next European Commission, the re-elected President of the EU Commission Dr Ursula von der Leyen correctly identifies the fragmentation of ticketing as the biggest problem in EU passenger rail. The next 5 years of the new EU Commission will be crucial to legislate and introduce solutions – it is Now or Never.
20 Years of Empowering Railways: The EU Agency for Railways Stands for One Europe, One Railway
As the European Union Agency for Railways (ERA) celebrated its 20th anniversary, ALLRAIL’s team travelled to its home city of Valenciennes to reflect on the Agency’s achievements so far. The ERA plays a central role in harmonising a fragmented EU rail market, and now it should be given more responsibility and funding.
Enrico Letta’s Report on the Future of the EU Single Market Says the Right Things about Rail
After over 400 meetings and visiting 65 cities, the President of the Jacques Delors Institute and former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta has issued a report on the future of the EU Single Market and presented it to EU leaders.
It clearly highlights the obstacles that still prevent the Single European Railway Area from leading the way towards sustainable, affordable free movement of people across the Union.
The EU Green Deal Needs to Make Train Tickets Easier to Find and Book
Potential passengers need easy access to timetable information and quick access to tickets. Recent legal rulings have shown: The EU and its Member States finally need to make trains easier to find and book for the citizens who are paying for it.