Press Releases 2012

Press Releases 2012

• 1.
  Press release 08.05.2012

  Topic: Cargo,  Passenger Service,  Environment

   

  Official statistics: Railways increase environmental lead

  Climate record becoming more important for companies

  

  Berlin. According to the latest figures published by the German Environment Agency (UBA), the railways have continued to increase their environmental lead over other modes of transport. "Rail is the most environmentally friendly form of motorized transport," said Richard Mergner, the …

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• 2.
  Press release 17.04.2012

  Topic: About us

   

  Pro-Rail Alliance companies: Clausecker succeeds Baur

  Rail alliance chooses new supporting members spokesman

• 3.
  Press release 13.04.2012

  Topic: Passenger Service

   

  Big-hearted rail employees: the 2012 winners

  The Glorious Four

• 4.
  Press release 22.03.2012

  Topic: Passenger Service

   

  Opinion poll: A quarter of Germans saving on travel costs

  Public transport is the way out of the money trap

• 5.
  Press release 08.03.2012

  Topic: Passenger Service

   

  150 rail customers nominate candidates / Award made on April 13

  Big-hearted railway employees: the faces behind the names

• 6.
  Press release 01.03.2012

  Topic: Cargo

   

  SPD and Greens take mega trucks to Constitutional Court

  Pro-Rail Alliance welcomes legal clarification

• 7.
  Press release 20.02.2012

  Topic: Cargo

   

  Routes in Schleswig-Holstein, Lower Saxony and Hesse affected

  LHV trials: network contains numerous level crossings

• 8.
  Press release 02.02.2012

  Topic: Cargo

   

  Official statistics: Rail freight's upward trend continued in 2011

  Market share back to pre-crisis levels

• 9.
  Press release 26.01.2012

  Topic: Passenger Service

   

  Official statistics show record growth on the railways

  Rail travel growing faster than cars

• 10.
  Press release 12.01.2012

  Topic: Passenger Service

   

  National statistics: above average increase in transport costs

  Inflation rate lower for rail fares than cars and planes