The Estonian state-owned railway passenger operator Elron plans to purchase five-car train sets to operate on Tallinn-Tartu route. The value of
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Estonian state-owned railway infrastructure company, AS Eesti Raudtee reported revenues of EUR 55.5 million and a net loss of EUR
Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania and the joint-stock company RB Rail have submitted a joint application to the European Commission signed
The Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications announced that an amount of EUR 12.8 million from EU’s Cohesion Fund will be
Estonian state-owned rail freight operator EVR Cargo hauled 15.76 million tons in 2014, remaining just 0.85 per cent or 135
Rīgas Vagonbūves Uzņēmums “Baltija” (RVU Baltia) in collaboration with Latvian Railways (LDZ) subsidiary LDZ RollingStock Service (RSS) presented the first post-independence Latvian designed and
Latvia’s Transport Minister Anrijs Matiss stated that the preparations for Rail Baltica JV had been finalized and the agreement would be signed
In 2012, EU28 inland freight transport amounted to 2 186 billion tonne-kilometers, down by 11.7% compared with its level in
The European Commission has requested Estonia, Greece and Hungary to bring their national rules in line with Directive 2004/49/EC on railway safety. In both Greece and Estonia,
Estonian state-owned rail freight carrier EVR Cargo’s freight volume reached 1.14 million tons in June, increasing by 4.2 per cent
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- 40% increase in passenger number in February compared to last year for Estonian operator Elron
- Estonia:Transport Development Plan 2014-2020
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