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Maglev: what separates a test record from a passenger trainAt Donghu, a test platform propelled a small vehicle to 800 km/h. The CRRC maglev designed for 600 km/h is on a different scale: that of a trainset and its systems.
CFL works over the All Saints’ Day holiday: journeys to adapt from 31 October to 8 NovemberThe north, Athus, Longwy and Arlon: several sections will be closed during the school holidays. Here are the replacement buses and the services that will continue to run.
603 or 574.8 km/h: why train records should be compared with careJapan’s SCMAGLEV and the TGV V150 crossed two thresholds in trials. One uses magnetic levitation, the other wheels: their performance does not describe a commercial journey.
BELU: linking Arlon and Steinfort by bikeStations, junctions and existing cycle routes: the cross-border project is setting up several connections, with overall completion announced for early 2028.
On foot from Colmar-Berg to MerschCFL route no. 13 connects Colmar-Berg to Mersch over 10.42 kilometres. A station-to-station outing for which the return journey should be planned alongside the walk.
One ticket for several trains: European project moves forwardBooking a journey with several operators in a single transaction: that is the aim of a European project presented in May. The file appears in the documents for a Council meeting on 1 October.
Éislek Trail: choose your stages before setting offFrom Kautenbach to La Roche-en-Ardenne, the Éislek Trail crosses two countries. This route of around 107 kilometres mainly requires choosing suitable walking days and organising your return journey.
Lorraine Rail Corridor: longer trainsSixteen trainsets from Normandy are set to increase capacity towards Luxembourg. A look at the figures announced in May 2026, without confusing seating capacity with the frequency of departures.
Crossing the border: which ticket should you choose?RegioZone bus, Saarbrücken Express or international train: a journey departing from Luxembourg does not always have the same fare. Here are the differences to check before you set off.
Luxembourg–Saarbrücken: planning your journey on the L40The CFL’s direct bus links the two stations. Tickets, indicative journey time and return: what to check for a day out in Saarland or a rail connection.
Around Hormuz, trade seeks alternative routesThe WTO lists connections combining ships, roads and rail. These solutions shed light on how trade flows are being reorganised, without guaranteeing stable delivery times or prices.