Cars were the main means of passenger transport throughout the EU in 2023, according to Eurostat, followed at a distance by airplanes; buses, coaches or trolleybuses; trains; and sea vessels.
— last modified 19 June 2014 The growth of rail transport in Europe continues apace, but more action is needed in terms of efficiency and service quality in several EU…
— last modified 28 April 2014 Eurotunnel on 28 April 2014 committed to reduce the level of track access charges imposed on rail freight operators using the Tunnel by up…
— last modified 19 March 2019 The European Commission published on 19 March the 2019 edition of the ‘EU Transport Scoreboard’, a benchmark comparing how Member States perform in 30…
— last modified 13 February 2014 New European standards for ‘connected cars’, able to communicate with each other and with road infrastructures, are expected to appear on European roads in…
— last modified 17 December 2013 The European Commission today adopted “Shift2Rail”, a new public-private partnership to invest just under 1 billion in research and innovation to get more passengers…
— last modified 17 October 2013 In what it terms “the most radical overhaul of EU infrastructure policy since its inception in the 1980s”, the European Commission has published new…
