The Netherlands is actively supporting the development of Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) technology, which could improve rail freight efficiency across Europe.
In Kassel, Germany, Dellner has showcased an innovative hybrid coupling system on an Alstom Traxx locomotive,…
Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) is a revolutionary technology set to transform European rail freight.…
At InnoTrans 2024, the spotlight was on Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC), a groundbreaking technology…
The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) and the Jacques Delors Institute…
At the InnoTrans trade fair in Berlin, DB Cargo unveiled the digital automatic coupling system, which aims to make freight rail faster and more competitive.…
At the InnoTrans trade fair in Berlin, RAILTARGET organized a debate on Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) and its future in rail transport. Experts warned…
In an exclusive interview with RAILTARGET, the president of the ŽESNAD.CZ association, Martin Hořínek, discussed the main topics addressed during the Rail…
As InnoTrans 2024 comes to a close today, the focus shifts to reflecting on the key innovations and technologies that have been on display over the past…
As InnoTrans 2024 moves into its third day, the focus remains on the latest innovations in rail technology.
On September 24, InnoTrans hosted the DAC Tour, giving attendees a firsthand look at the future of rail freight with the Digital Automatic Coupler (DAC).…
Peter Kiss warns that unless the railway sector receives sufficient subsidies to implement DAC, the costs will be passed on to customers, making rail transport…
European Rail Supply Industry supports Mario Draghi’s competition report recommendations, which could cut emissions, lower freight costs by 10%, and drive…
The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) has supported a new report authored by former Italian Prime Minister Mario Dragh…
Switzerland’s Federal Council has announced a significant investment in the future of rail freight with a one-off payment of USD 211 million (CHF 180 million)…