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Review Report of ICM case in Rendsburg published

Post author:Gabriele Melindo
Post published:03/04/2020
Post category:International Incident

Stephan Noll, C-OSS Manager, introduces the Review Report What is this Report About? On the 8th of May 2019, a level crossing accident occurred near Rendsburg (Alt-Duvenstedt) with the first application…

Fruitful ICM Workshop on the 30th of January in Stockholm

Post author:Gabriele Melindo
Post published:07/02/2020
Post category:International Incident Meetings

ScanMed RFC together with Trafikverket organized a workshop to further ensure the implementation of ICM, International Contingency Management, in the ScanMed corridor. Participants from BaneDanmark, Bane NOR, Trafikverket, DB Netz,…

All trains can run again without any problems on the Rendsburg – Schleswig line – closure of the International Disruption ScanMed – current situation DB Netz

Post author:Gabriele Melindo
Post published:16/05/2019
Post category:International Incident

Dear Customers and Stakeholders, As regards the level crossing accident near Rendsburg, following an accident at a level crossing (8 May 2019), the Rendsburg - Schleswig line was closed. We…

Level crossing accident near Rendsburg (line closure)

Post author:Gabriele Melindo
Post published:09/05/2019
Post category:International Incident

Following an accident at a level crossing (8 May 2019), the Rendsburg - Schleswig line is closed. Around 300 metres of track have to be renewed, the overhead line repaired…

Conclusions of the preliminary report on the accident on Storebelt (Denmark) on the 2nd of January 2019 – Danish Accident Investigation Board.

Post author:Gabriele Melindo
Post published:19/04/2019
Post category:International Incident

The published Danish report is available below. The following text is a not official English translation of the conclusions. The Danish Accident Investigation Board finds it likely that the trailer's…

Information on Brenner closure until 4th January

Post author:Gabriele Melindo
Post published:27/12/2017
Post category:International Incident

Due to the derailment of a freight train between Brenner and Steinach (among Gries and St. Jodok) on the evening of December 22nd, the line is currently completely closed. Due to the…