• Connectivity on the rail network: combining forces to serve customers

    The customer experience offered by the CFL is not limited to mobility solutions, far from it. Internet access at all of the country’s railway stations and stops is already a relevant example of related services contributing to travel comfort.

  • CFL news that caught your attention in 2024

    Major infrastructure projects, the placement in service of the new Coradia trains and an explanation of how a switch works… 2024 was another busy year for the CFL Blog. Here’s a look back at the articles that caught the eye of our readers.

  • We also worked for your mobility of tomorrow in 2024

    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.

  • Customers rescued in real conditions on board a train

    On 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.

  • Four winter markets, four atmospheres to discover by train

    The 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 art of festivities with zen and responsible mobility.

  • The CFL setting course for sustainable mobility

    The topic of sustainability plays an important role for our society and our planet. At European level, climate-damaging CO2 emissions are to be reduced by 55% by 2030. This is an ambitious endeavour in which local public transport and, above all, the train will play a key role.

A few months have passed since we visited the OA14 construction site. When you see the gigantic structure along the A3 motorway, the work being carried jumps literally to the spectators’ eyes. The arches, already fully assembled, are over 40 metres high. More precisely, two arches per side, equipped with a total of 24 suspension…

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When it comes to climate change, sustainable development and more particularly, environmental protection, these are challenges that our society needs to face. The CFL Group wishes to contribute to the European Union’s carbon neutrality objectives, where rail, as a sustainable means of transport, will play an indispensable role. At the same time, the CFL wish…

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Some of you may have already noticed. Like many of the extensive modernisation works that have progressed and evolved, the logo of the CFL has also undergone its own change. A new logo that symbolises the impressive changes in a Group that has just celebrated 75 years. We spoke to Marc Wengler, CEO of the…

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