Normal a long distance journey by rail in Germany is 280 km. With night trains the average is rather 7-800 km. Off course are night… Read More »Medias tell about the 29.000+ signatures to save night trains
In this spring it is a great risk that the last regular night train left Jamtland (North western region of Sweden). SJ (major railway company) has… Read More »Save Swedish night trains
Last weekend d. 12.3. there was action under the auspices of the European Network Back on Track at Hamburg’s main railway station on the occasion of… Read More »German media coverage of action in Hamburg
17 activists were gathered to a meeting in Hamburg, where we coordinated future strategies and activities. We were activists from Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Holland, England,… Read More »Successful Back-on-Track meeting in Hamburg 12.3.16
>> Sign here! We have fixed a date for handing over the petition to the politicians. It will be in Berlin on Tuesday, May 31st, 12:30 hrs… Read More »Save the German overnight sleeper and motorail trains!
European travelers who are users of the City Night Line trains are exposed to a great shock this year. Deutsche Bahn will close all of… Read More »Serious setback for climate-friendly passenger transport in Europe
By Katia Hueso and Poul Kattler from the European network “Back on track” The European rail network has ceased to exist, or so it seems.… Read More »European rail travel isn’t what it used to be… or is it? A new start is needed
Mr. Erwin Huber, former president of right-wing CSU (the Bavarian edition of the ruling Christian Democrats) and member of the Bavarian government from 1994 to 2008… Read More »Some German majority politicians not happy with DB closures
The DB AG, Deutsche Bahn is about to abolish ALL DB Nighttrains with Couchette and Seeping-Couches (WL) on from Dezember 2016 (or before) and carry… Read More »Update on the DB cut of night trains from latest Dec. 2016
A protest action against the decision to close down DB/CNL night- and autotrains in/from Germany is taking place when the Supervisory Board is seated to discuss this… Read More »Protest in Berlin, Wednesday 16th.