Passenger Rights
Maastricht,

ALLRAIL joins the Maastricht Manifesto for Integrated, Sustainable and Inclusive Mobility

Together, EPF, BEUC and EDF, representing passengers, consumers, persons with disabilities and older people, and with broad support from the sector, including ALLRAIL and the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER), call for a fundamental shift in how public transport is planned, delivered and experienced.

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Brussels,

New Eurobarometer Survey Shows What is Missing in EU Rail Ticketing

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Brussels,

ALLRAIL’s Secretary General Nick Brooks takes part in EU Parliament hearing on passenger rights

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Warsaw,

ALLRAIL Secretary General Nick Brooks was one of the speakers at the annual conference of the European Passengers’ Federation, in the session about competition benefiting passengers

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Brussels,

To Compete With The Car, Multimodal Door-To-Door Bookings Using Ground-Based Public Transport Must Be Possible

This month, at a meeting in Brussels, European Transport Ministers called on the EU to make rail the backbone of European mobility and that “passengers can easily compare, book and pay for their door-to-door train journey in a trans-European perspective".

It must be possible for travellers to book door-to-door journeys across the EU using ground-based public transport at the same App or website – in one single transaction - with rail as the backbone of the trip.

Read the joint Press Release