2011

Press Releases 2011

• 1.
  Press release 21.12.2011

  Topic: Europe,  Cargo

   

  EU project FLAVIA: ten examples of modal shift in practice

  Rail freight transport has unexploited potential

  

  Berlin. When it comes to modal shift from the roads to the railways, there is plenty of unexploited potential in Germany. On Wednesday in Berlin, the German Pro-Rail Alliance referred to the latest figures from Switzerland, where trans-alp transport has reached a market share of over …

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• 2.
  Press release 15.12.2011

  Topic: Infrastructure

   

  Pro-Rail Alliance on Investment Framework 2011-2015

  Important railway projects are still on hold

• 3.
  Press release 12.12.2011

  Topic: Cargo

   

  Mega truck trials: Greens and SPD refer issue to constitutional court

  Pro-Rail Alliance: Legal position needs clarifying

• 4.
  Press release 06.12.2011

  Topic: Passenger Service,  Safety

   

  Injury figures: fatality risk in cars is 67 times greater than trains

  Railways are by far the safest transport mode

• 5.
  Press release 02.12.2011

  Topic: Environment

   

  Environment database 2011: the railways increased their climate lead

  Considerable CO2 savings by the railways

• 6.
  Press release 25.11.2011

  Topic: Europe,  Environment

   

  Durban climate conference: European transport remains the main worry

  "We still have a lot of homework to get finished"

• 7.
  Press release 10.11.2011

   

  Competition to find the kindest rail employee continues

  Pro-Rail Alliance looking for the best passenger stories

• 8.
  Press release 25.10.2011

  Topic: Train Stations,  Passenger Service

   

  Train Station of the Year 2011: Award ceremony on October 24, 2011

  Halberstadt wins this year's award

• 9.
  Press release 07.10.2011

   

  State transport ministers: majority has reservations about LHV trials

  "Federal government should take doubts seriously"

• 10.
  Press release 21.09.2011

  Topic: Passenger Service

   

  International car-free day: Alternatives to cars making progress

  More people using multi-modal transport