CER and UIC: ‘in 2025 passengers will have a seamless user experience buying rail services’
Eurocity train in Děčín, Czech Republic Esther Geerts | Promedia
A resolution to improve passenger experience when planning and booking international rail tickets was adopted at the High-Level Passenger Meeting in Prague by CER, UIC and the CEO of Czech Railways on October 6. To that end, the associations are advocating for the adoption of ticketing system model OSDM in European regulation, which they say “cannot be delayed beyond 2022” without putting the sector fulfilling its commitment to deploy corresponding ticketing aspects by 2025 at risk.
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Dear “high level” community of railways,
As well, there are other, urgent, topics for Commission, where now “all” steps are necessary…
(Frustrations, Brexit, etc.are symtoms. Regrettably Commission has missed Goal, singular, of “Union”.)
Electrification and track standards, optimal when steam was shifted out, no longer are.
(As quality matters, majority, has got no alternative to automobile transports.)
A New Old Railway is needed!