Today, the European Commission decided to refer Hungary to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to comply with the Single European railway area Directive (Directive 2012/34/EU) related to the status of the national regulatory body responsible for the Hungarian railway market. Accor
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The European Commission today adopted Interpretative Guidelines on the setting up of charges for the use of railway infrastructure (‘track access charges’).
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The Commission is launching the procedure for the selection of European TEN-T coordinators for three European Transport Corridors
EIB-JASPERS initiative enhances urban transport expertise with comprehensive training sessions, supported by the European Commission, targeting local authorities and national contact points.
Today’s implementation dialogue on high-speed rail, hosted by Commissioner Tzitzikostas, will focus on improving EU rail connectivity.
