Information published on 28 October 2014 in the UIC electronic newsletter "UIC eNews" Nr 421.

Safer Crossings

  • Safety
  • Level Crossings

The newsletter for national and international industry stakeholders and employees about their level crossing safety improvement programme is available here:
http://www.networkrail.co.uk/level-crossings/safer-crossings-newsletter/

UIC e-News 421
3rd UIC Asia-Pacific Control Command and Signalling (CCS) Workshop (Tokyo, 22-23 October 2014) Asia-Pacific Regional Assembly (Tokyo) First training course begins in Africa on track maintenance 9th Noise Workshop Smart Systems Applied to Logistics and Transport Second part of the Universal Rail Ticket (URT) Working Group: second meeting TimeTable Expert Group (TTEG) of MERITS meeting in Bucharest, 21 – 22 October 2014 UIC Terminology Group Meeting The International Association for Railway History IRHA held its General Assembly in Rome at the invitation of the Foundation of Italian Railways (FS) United States, AAR’s Hamberger: Don’t Let Regulation Impede Rail Industry’s Role in Helping Nation’s Economy Rebound
e-News articles with keyword Safety
UIC HQ and the UIC Middle East Region are pleased to announce the first webinar on railway safety and level crossings to be held online on 30 November from 10.00–13.00 (Paris time) (23 November) New record for UIC safety index (20 November) UIC releases new factsheet on travelling safely by rail during Covid-19 (17 November) Official launch of SAFETY4RAILS European research project on 5 November 2020 (10 November) IRSC 2020 Webinar Series (5 October)
e-News articles with keyword Level Crossings
UIC HQ and the UIC Middle East Region are pleased to announce the first webinar on railway safety and level crossings to be held online on 30 November from 10.00–13.00 (Paris time) (23 November) New record for UIC safety index (20 November) Norway: New underpass replaces two unsecured level crossings (1 October) Rail Safety Week 2020 (23 September) Rail Safety Week (10 – 16 August 2020) success in New Zealand, despite challenges (15 September)