The first timber train has now travelled from South Tyrol to North Tyrol – even though the Bolzano railway station was still shut down until recently.

With Serbia in the mix, the ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) now operates in 13 countries with own traction. The first test train has now arrived in Sid – a milestone in the history of the RCG.

In accordance with the amended Waste Management Act (WMA), ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) processes sewage sludge transports from Vorarlberg to Lower Austria.

The ÖBB Rail Cargo Group, in cooperation with the Ukrainian Railway, is connecting Ukraine to its intermodal network with the new TransFER Vienna-Kyiv.

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) offers a wide range of transport service for conventional rail transport to and from Italy. Now RCG expands the TransFER Villach–Italy with new connections to Treviso and Frosinone.

RCG is expanding its equipment portfolio in order to further close the gap between road and rail and thus offer efficient end-to-end logistics solutions.

The new TransFER system for LINZ AG that uses innovative, multimodal MOBILER logistics is an excellent example of the successful implementation of the Waste Management Act in Austria.

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) has founded a new subsidiary in Serbia, bringing the number of countries in which it operates with its own staff and locomotives to 13. That means faster TransFER connections to Greece and Turkey for our customers.

On 1 January 2023, the transport clause of the Waste Management Act (AWG) will come into force. It states that waste with a total weight of more than 10 tonnes that must be moved over a distance of 300 km or more must be transported by rail. ÖBB is investing €75 million in new rolling stock so that it will be able to handle the additional waste transports.

RCG goes China: A win for our customers. Through this investment in the Middle Kingdom, RCG is matching its customers’ needs even more closely – and there are plenty of convincing reasons as to why this collaboration should be a successful one.