To mark National Respect in Public Transport Day, which takes place every 3 May, the public transport service providers involved are sharing five behaviours that promote good together. 1. As simple as “1,2,3” Greeting other public transport users and staff is the best way to start your journey. 2. Sharing good vibes… and our seat!…
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Dogs and cats are welcome on trains in Luxembourg and abroad. As long as you follow certain rules and anticipate the conditions of departure. Here are a few tips to make sure your journey goes as smoothly as possible. When can I take the train with my pet? As far as possible, avoid taking the…
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Whatever the weather, CFL is committed to providing a safe, high-quality service for its customers. In order to meet their responsibilities as the backbone of public transport, among others, CFL is constantly investing in technologies to maintain this constant objective. Nearly 1,200 switches are installed across the national rail network. Most of them are monitored…
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Frost or heatwave, each season has its own conditions that need to be monitored. The CFL are on their guard all year round…
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The well-known whistle on the platform irrevocably stands for the departure of a train. But under what conditions can this whistle be carried out by the train attendant? With the following explanations, you will never hear this sound in the same way again. In short: running at the last minute is useless, it is better…
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Whether in summer or winter, air conditioning in trains is an essential part of customer comfort. At the other end of the ventilation system, a team of CFL refrigeration experts is in constant action. Meet the experts who keep their cool under all circumstances. Welding, electricity, electronics, mechanics and the all-important refrigeration techniques… all together…
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The Lost Property Office at Luxembourg Station handles more than 10,000 cases a year. With the aim of maximising the number of successful outcomes.
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Where is the video surveillance centre actually located? Where and how does a CFL employee notice that a fire alarm has been triggered? The answer is: At the BMS. The acronym stands for Building Management System, which at first glance is not really any more meaningful. Simply put, a BMS is a control centre in…
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During their “mi-vie” service, the electric railcars of CFL’s 2200 series benefit from an update of their inner and outer looks. When it comes to beauty, it is above all the inner values that count. Nevertheless, during the large-scale “mi-vie” maintenance of its double-deck TER2N-ng rolling stock, the CFL did not refrain from sprucing up…
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