The CFL are committed to protecting biodiversity by hosting four beehives operated by Honapi. Established on a plot of land alongside the funicular, these habitats play an active role in preserving a species that is essential to our living environment and in promoting the local bio-honey production. The many CFL passengers, including workers from the…
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A new railway line is being built between Luxembourg and Bettembourg. However, laying two additional tracks is by no means the end of the story. For several years, the CFL, with the help of external partners in the construction sector, has been literally paving its way to the new line. No fewer than eight bridges…
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To make it even easier for customers in the north of the country, specifically in Troisvierges (Ulflingen), to leave their car and continue their journey by train/bus, an unparalleled “Park and Ride” building is being built next to the train station. Work on this new building has been underway since September 2022 to more than…
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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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Mobility history is currently being written in Howald, or rather at the Howald stop. The transformation into a genuine multimodal hub is visible to the naked eye. Since December 2017, the current Howald stop has been available to customers. Since then, many customers who work in the Ban de Gasperich or Cloche d’Or neighbourhoods have…
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301 days: That’s the amount of days the CFL have been building for you in 2023. And the results are quite remarkable, as we recently showed in our 2023 engineering works retrospective. In 2024, we will continue to ensure that rail retains its rightful place as the backbone of public transport in the mobility of…
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On Wednesday and Thursday, the CFL teams were on duty to make the platforms and station approaches safe from frost and snow. We stopped by the Bascharage-Sanem station to give you an insight into the work of these behind-the-scenes employees. Two specially-equiped clearing machines, dozens of kilos of salt, shovels and a good dose of…
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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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