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This page gathers all recent content published or updated on the Agency's website over the past 30 days.
This agenda brings together the events organised by ERA during InnoTrans 2026, as well as sessions where ERA experts contribute to discussions on safety, interoperability, digitalisation and the future of European rail.
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BOOK NOW - Join us in Berlin from 22 to 25 September and book a meeting with our experts to discuss key railway topics including ERTMS, TSIs, vehicle authorisation, cybersecurity, data and telematics, and more.
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RINF enables the search of information regarding the characteristics and capabilities of operational points and sections of lines that belong to th
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SAVE THE DATE - Organised on 22 September 2026, in the context of InnoTrans 2026, this year’s Award will highlight individuals, teams and organisations that are driving change and creating concrete opportunities for women in the railway sector.
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REGISTER NOW - On Friday 2 October 2026, ERA opens its doors as part of the French "Journées du Patrimoine économique".
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As part of the safety leadership training qualification path, the Agency is organising a Safety Leadership Train-the-Trainer course open to rail professionals and safety
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To support its stakeholders with the application of the EU legislation and enhance railway safety across the Union, ERA is implementing a training
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This page provides detailed instructions for candidates applying to European Union Agency for Railways (ERA) positions.
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This page describes ERA's selection process for all calls for applications. Please read it carefully before contacting us.
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SAVE THE DATE - The 14th ERA Budapest Workshop 2026, jointly organised by ERA and the Department of Railway Authority of the Ministry for Transport and Public Works of Hungary, will take place online on 22 October 2026.
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The JNS (Joint Network Secretariat) procedures aim at EU-wide harmonisations of any action taken after any issue, e.g.
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Before a new or modified railway vehicle is permitted to operate on the EU railway network it must be authorised.
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The Vehicle Keeper Marking Register (VKM Register) provides the unique VKM and name of all keepers (EU/OTIF).
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NSAs are national bodies entrusted with the tasks regarding railway safety in order to ensure a unified safety regime for specialised cross-border
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CSIs provide harmonised data on accidents, precursors, and technical failures, enabling ERA to assess safety performance and support evidence-based
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