Cross-border rail traffic to Europe interrupted
The railway connecting Turkey to Europe via Kapikule is interrupted due to construction works.
New route for Balkan loads
Results are started to be taken to transport containers of Balkan region via Tekirdag.
Tekirdag to connect Balkans to World
Tekirdag, one of the main ports of container vessels at Marmara Sea, has stepped forward in strengthening its connections to Balkan region.
While trucks cross Kapikule, trains arrive at Germany
While trucks departing from Turkey for Europe can cross Kapikule in 98 hours, trains in the same direction arrives at Germany in same time period.
Intermodal hits record high
Demand in intermodal transport between Turkey and Europe hits record high in September.
Railways step forward in international freight
International rail freight of Turkey is running towards the highest volume of all times.
New alternatives in intermodal transport
More alternatives are now available in intermodal transport between Turkey and Europe.
Container trains head towards Asian side
As Marmaray tunnel is opened for freight trains, container services started from Asian side of Turkey one after the other.
Trains overcome corona restrictions
As corona has stopped life to a great extent all over the world, trains started to play greater role in international transport.
Competition on Europe traffic
The competition in intermodal services between Turkey and Europe will be harder in 2019.
Border crossing of trains will speed up
International freight train will cross the borders faster.
First European container train on Baku-Tbilisi-Kars
The first train to Europe using Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway will depart within this month.
Trieste grew fast with railway strategy
The Port of Trieste, having become the main hub of Turkey-Europe intermodal traffic, has continued its fast growth in 2017.
Mars works on new train
Mars Logistics is working on a new container train between Turkey and Europe.
Second train by Turkrail
Turkrail has started second weekly train between Turkey and Austria.
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