• Prepared for the worst-case scenario: a full-scale exercise

    It’s a scenario you don’t want to experience – but one that you can’t ignore: a train accident with several casualties that requires a joint and coordinated response from several player

  • Quieter, safer, more comfortable

    The CFL’s new electric buses are due to come into service at the beginning of 2025.

  • CFL Coradia takes customers to Arlon

  • Reengineering and final maintenance: the CFL Z2s ready for their next adventure

    After transporting customers for more than thirty years, 20 CFL Z2 railcars are preparing to set off for Romania to operate there. Here’s a look back at the preparations for this departure, which highlight the expertise and intrapreneurial spirit of CFL’s staff.

  • How the CFL ‘Passenger Vocabulary’ are making your train journey easier

    Since 13 January 2025, the CFL are offering their customers a new approach to travel information. This large-scale project, which is being carried out across a range of channels, is contributing to the continuous improvement in service and inclusive mobility that the CFL are aiming for.

CFL has announced that a section of the Luxemburg – Troisvierges line is currently closed. A replacement bus service is in operation, taking customers to their destination. Although some customers might not react well to such news, the purpose of the engineering works reveals why they are necessary. There are three types of engineering works…

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The railway museum Train World in Schaerbeek (Brussels) officially opened in September 2015, after ten years of preparations. During the first six months, around 100,000 visitors came to the museum, which is aimed at kids just as much as adults and pleases train fans as much as anyone else. It seems that even King Philippe…

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