Topic: Fixed timetable

Five Silk Road connections added to fixed timetable

Five China-Europe rail connections have now been integrated into a fixed timetable by China Railways and will now be running on a weekly basis. Three of them concern westbound services, while the remaining two are...Read more

27-09-2023|Comment|author: Chengfan Zhao

More fixed timetable trains: a new trend spurring the Silk Road?

The first fixed timetable eastbound train service will be launched by DB Cargo Eurasia on 27 June, connecting Duisburg and Xi’an. The new service will deliver products between the two cities in around 11 days....Read more

21-06-2023|Comment|author: Chengfan Zhao

China and Russia aim to develop more fixed timetable trains

Liu Zhenfang, the chairman of China Railway, met with Oleg Belozyorov, CEO of Russian Railways, on 28 April. One of the meeting’s most significant outcomes concerned the willingness of the two parties to promote the...Read more

04-05-2023|Comment|author: Chengfan Zhao

Belgium to Sweden service reflects ‘modal shift’

A new freight service linking Belgium and Sweden reflects the growing demand for a modal shift towards rail, says its provider, B Logistics. The Sweden Xpress will also fit in ‘beautifully’ with the Port of Ghent’s...Read more

10-11-2016|Comment|author: Simon Weedy