• “We can be proud to welcome more and more customers”

    Marc Wengler, CEO, reflects on the strategic priorities of the CFL in the context of the presentation of the Group’s 2024 results, which more than ever, place the needs of customers at the heart of their actions.

  • 5 bike rides to make the most of summer

    As well as being the starting point for the daily commute to work, CFL railway stations and stops also serve as landmarks for cycling enthusiasts and other occasional cyclists. Here is a selection of five tours to get the summer season off to a good start.

  • As the weather warms up, so does cycling

    On Tuesday 3 June 2025, the CFL celebrated ‘World Bicycle Day’ by offering cycling lovers a range of services and advice on how to use this mode of transport, which combines perfectly with the CFL offer.

  • At Luxembourg Station, ‘everyone is a VIP’

    As part of the National Day of Respect in Public Transport on 3 May, the CFL presents how this notion of respect is lived internally to offer the highest quality of service to customers.

  • Mersch station shines in new splendor

    Mersch station now shines in its full new splendor.

  • The cleaning fairies of CFL trains

    Every morning, your train arrives at the station clean and ready for departure. It might seem like magic worked overnight to give it the shine you deserve as a CFL customer.

With the recent commissioning of its rail/road intermodal platform at Bettembourg-Dudelange, the CFL Group has equipped itself with the infrastructures required to continue to confirm itself as a high-performance pan-European hub. With its new site, which has a surface area of 32 hectares, the CFL Group is thereby giving itself the resources to respond to…

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The weekend of 7 July 2017 was marked by the official opening of the new intermodal terminal in Bettembourg-Dudelange. On Friday, the official ceremony took place, in the presence of His Royal Highness, Grand Duke Henri, Mars di Bartolomeo, President of the Chambre des Députés, Etienne Schneider, Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Affairs,…

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Of the 600 km of railway lines on the Luxembourg network, many sections run alongside rocky cuttings, particularly in the north of the country. To reduce the risks related to the structure and the potential instability of these rocky masses to the strict minimum, stabilisation and strengthening measures are regularly performed along the sections concerned….

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