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RNE’s mission is to facilitate international rail traffic across Europe and to make railway more competitive in the areas of capacity and traffic management. Several milestones have already been achieved in the area of capacity management. A completely revised approach has been created with TTR (Timetable Redesign) for Smart Capacity Management. For the implementation of … Read more

Following some years of intensive cooperation work, the RNE General Assembly approved the first ever harmonised Commercial Conditions Guidelines in its last meeting on the 5 December 2023. The Guidelines were created by IM experts in a dedicated RNE Task Force representing IMs involved in the early implementation of TTR (‘first wave implementers’) as well … Read more

The railway sector strives to provide high-quality service which also includes effective train run management with optimal resource management of all stakeholders involved in the transport chain. This is challenging, especially in international train operations and long train runs. The significant supporting element to reach the goals in this area is forecasting the train run … Read more

On 5 December 2023, the RNE General Assembly, in presence of representatives of DG MOVE as observers, approved a project to prepare RNE for taking over the role of Network Coordinator under the draft Regulation on use of rail infrastructure capacity. While negotiations in Council and Parliament are ongoing and the appointment of the Network … Read more

The exchange of information through interfaces between railway systems has become a necessity in the railway sector and the use of defined standards in these exchanges improves the speed and efficiency of data transfer. To this end, RNE has been working with experts at railML.org, developers of a widely used data exchange format in the … Read more