Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) is a Brussels-based organization representing over 70 railway undertakings, infrastructure managers, and vehicle leasing companies across Europe. Founded in 1988, CER advocates for policies that promote efficient, sustainable, and competitive rail transport. The organization engages with EU policymakers to shape legislation impacting the railway sector, aiming to enhance the role of railways in Europe's transportation network and contribute to environmental sustainability.
Europe's leading rail CEOs gathered today for the Management Committee and 73rd General Assembly of the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER), to discuss the ambitious work programme for 2024 and beyond.
With the presentation of the Combined Transport Directive in early November, the EU's Greening Freight Transport Package is now complete and ready for discussion.
European rail infrastructure CEOs from CER and EIM convened in Madrid to discuss challenges and priorities in the sector, including digital transformation opportunities and the TEN-T requirements and proposed Capacity Regulation rules.
European passenger rail CEOs from the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure companies (CER) and the International Union of Railways (UIC) will gather in Rome today, 13 October, to discuss their long-term vision for customers and passengers.
The European Rail Sector has raised concerns about the uncoupling of the Weights & Dimensions Directive revision from the upcoming revision of the Combined Transport Directive, and the speed at which the Weights & Dimensions Directive revision is currently being discussed.
CER, ERFA and UIRR call on the European Parliament and the European Council to maintain the package approach when considering the legislative proposals in the ‘Greening Freight Transport Package’ (GFTP) tabled by the European Commission on 11 July.
The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) welcomes the Commission adoption today of a proposal for a European Disability Card. This proposal, which CER has requested for some time, will further equal access to preferential conditions across borders for persons with disabilities when accessing services like culture, leisure, sport and transport.