You cannot make an omelette without breaking eggs. The well-known saying also applies to the work on Luxembourg’s rail network. The work for the mobility of tomorrow is complex and many customers are affected by the consequences. However, the CFL hasn’t lost sight on its main objectives on 2024. Still travelling safely Safety plays a…
MoreOn 20 November 2024, around sixty CGDIS and CFL staff were mobilised at Rodange station for an exercise to run in operations and test the communication chain in the event of a rail incident. The services of the Grand-Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps (CGDIS) and the CFL Safety, Security and Environment Service have been working…
MoreThe winter markets are in full swing between now and the turn of 2025. Several of these events, organised in different towns across the country and in the Greater Region, are accessible by train. Or how to combine the festivities with zen and responsible mobility. Christmas trees, tents, lights… the installation of the symbolic attires…
MoreThe CFL sorting centre acts as a point of expertise for the recycling of Central Workshop and Bus Service equipment. It has become an indispensable interface that is adapted to internal needs, in collaboration with its main partner: SDK fir Betriber. During the European Week for Waste Reduction (16-24 November 2024), we take a closer…
MoreOn Friday 8 November 2024, the renewal train was making precise progress at the Dippach-Reckange rail stop.
MoreFrom the north to the south of the country, from west to east, the CFL offe many ideas for walks to enjoy on your own, with family or friends.
MoreCustomers travelling to/from Esch have certainly already noticed it. Platform II has now been replaced by a completely renovated platform…
MoreThe CFL offers more than 8,500 parking spaces near the 68 stations and railway stops across the country…
MoreWith the first two new Coradia railscars, CFL customers are enjoying a series of advantages…
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