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Progress on the ABS 38 railway project

With the presentation of the planning documents for section 2.2 of ABS 38, the Federal Railway Authority (EBA) is now initiating the approval process for the railway expansion measures on the section from Mühldorf to Tüßling. This further step towards a strong rail network in south-east Bavaria sends an important…

Free rides for young people

The Grand Est region and the federal states of Baden-Württemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland cooperate in cross-border regional transport. During the summer months, young people under the age of 28 can travel on regional trains on the Main Line for Europe between Stuttgart, Karlsruhe, Strasbourg, Nancy and Paris at no extra…

ilisto: New high-speed trains between Paris and Strasbourg

On Thursday, 29 February, French rail operator Kevin Speed was received by Transport Minister Patrice Vergriete and signed a framework agreement with SNCF Réseau, which must be submitted to the regulatory authority ART. The agreement secures Kevin Speed the train paths for the introduction of its innovative rail service ilisto…

Tourism project launched

On 25 January, the kick-off event for our new project ‘Linking transport services on the Main Line with tourism marketing’ took place. The project fulfils an important requirement of our strategy and is set to start this year with around 25 partners, primarily tourism organisations along the Main Line for…

Trans-European transport network (TEN-T): Council and Parliament strike a deal

The Council presidency and European Parliament’s negotiators have reached a provisional agreement on a revised regulation regarding EU guidelines for the development of the trans-European transport network (TEN-T). The new legislation aims to build a reliable, seamless, and high-quality transport network that ensures sustainable connectivity across Europe without physical interruptions, bottlenecks, and missing…

The sleeper train awakes

Even though the new European Sleeper night train connects Amsterdam, Brussels and Berlin and thus unfortunately does not operate on the ‘Main Line for Europe’, we still don’t want to deprive you of this wonderfully designed interactive map from Politico magazine: The Sleeper Train awakes.

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