Passenger
European railways bring passengers to their work and school, to their leisure activity or holiday destination. From long-distance to local and regional trains, the railways have something to offer to each customer.
Related CER Publications
4th CER Essay
The CER Essays initiative features a series of essays that show the rail sector as contributing not only to EU transport policy, but touching on different aspects of...
Another step towards improving the passenger experience in international rail transport!
Within the framework of an "Agreement on Journey Continuation (AJC)", 15 European railway undertakings* have agreed that rail passengers who miss a connecting train and lose their...
European rail CEOs call on von der Leyen to protect railways from skyrocketing electricity prices
In an open letter sent yesterday by the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) to the European Commission, European rail CEOs called for further...
Open letter to the European Commission on energy crisis
In an open letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Vice-Presidents Frans Timmermans and Margrethe Vestager, as well as the Commissioners for Energy...
Imagining a Europe connected by high-speed rail
The revision of TEN-T is a chance to promote the creation of an interoperable European high-speed network linking European capitals and major cities, connecting urban nodes and...
The track to a successful TEN-T for a sustainably connected Europe
The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER), in cooperation with MEP Dominique Riquet, Co-Rapporteur on the TEN-T revision, today held an event...
European railways reaffirm commitment to improve passenger experience when planning and booking international rail tickets
European passenger rail CEOs from the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure companies (CER) and the International Union of Railways (UIC) gathered in Prague on 6...
CER Position - Carbon labelling scheme towards sustainable mobility
In the last years the awareness of transport’s impact on the environment (energy consumption, GHG emissions and local pollution) has grown, but transport users currently lack a...
Measures needed to protect railways from skyrocketing electricity prices
In many European countries, railways are the biggest single consumer of electricity as 80% of train-kilometres are run on electric energy, a growing portion of which comes from...
CER Position - Revision of the Railway State Aid Guidelines
In the context of the European Commission's revision of the “Community guidelines on State aid for railway undertakings”, CER has gathered its members' views in regard to the...
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External Links
TSGA - the TAP TSI Services Governance Association
The TSGA (TAP TSI Services Governance Association) is a non-profit association helping to improve rail distribution and digitalisation. The TSGA was set up in...
ITS conference 2015 - A Digital Strategy for Mobility: from capacity to connectivity
The European Commission organised its 5th Conference on Intelligent Transport Systems in Brussels on 24 April 2015. The objective of this high-level event was to provide an...
European Commission webpage on passenger rights
To ensure that passengers benefit from the same basic standards of treatment wherever they travel in the Union, the EU is legislating to protect passenger rights on the different...
