The Agreement on Journey Continuation (AJC) is a voluntary agreement between European rail operators that allows international passengers who miss a connection to take the next available train at no extra cost. A good idea in principle – but far from sufficient in practice. Have you used the AJC? We want to hear about your experience – whether it worked […]
The GEMINI project will hold its Final Event in Turin on 14 October 2026, bringing together cities, mobility providers, policymakers, researchers, industry representatives and civil society to explore the role of New Mobility Services in the future of inclusive and sustainable mobility.
The event will showcase how GEMINI has advanced shared mobility services, Mobility as a Commons (MaaC), Mobility as a […]
On 12 August, Global Railway Review released a new report Customer-centric rail: closing the passenger journey gap, exploring what it takes to turn a fragmented rail network into one seamless journey that passengers can trust. EPF was invited to open the report with a double interview with Josef Schneider, Chairman, and Delphine Grandsart, Senior Researcher. Alongside EPF, it features […]
On 13 May, the European Commission published its long-awaited “Passenger Package”: three legislative proposals aimed at improving rail passenger protection, rail ticketing, and multimodal digital mobility services. Together, these proposals seek to make multimodal and, in particular, multi-operator rail travel, easier to plan and book, while also strengthening rail passenger rights throughout the journey.
Following our initial reaction published at the […]
