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This page gathers all recent content published or updated on the Agency's website over the past 30 days.
CSIs provide harmonised data on accidents, precursors, and technical failures, enabling ERA to assess safety performance and support evidence-based
The Agency is organising a Safety Leadership training open to rail professionals and safety specialists.
From 15 to 17 September 2026, the Agency is organising a training open to rail professionals and safety specialists.
To support its stakeholders with the application of the EU legislation and enhance railway safety across the Union, ERA is implementing a training
The Agency is pleased to announce the latest update to the ERA Railway Factsheets, providing an accessible overview of the European rail sector.
ERA Railway Factsheets provide statistics and insights from several sources in an accessible format.
Following the European Commission’s new AI Act transparency guidelines, adopted on 20 July 2026, ERA explains how artificial intelligence is used on its website.
SAVE THE DATE - ERA and ENISA, with the support of Deutsche Bahn, are pleased to announce the 6th edition of the Cybersecurity in Railways Conference, which will take place in Berlin, Germany, on 22-23 March 2027.
Whether you completed a course several months ago or just a few hours ago, obtaining your certificate can be done independently in just two clicks.
SAVE THE DATE - On 15 September, don't miss ERA’s webinar on the latest revision of the ECM Application Guide and its implications for railway maintenance and compliance.
Find on this page all webinars organised by the European Union Agency for Railways (ERA).
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.
The Academy aims to strengthen the understanding and application of the EU railway framework through two core functions: communication and targeted
NIBs are independent organisations mandated to investigate specific accidents and incidents in each EU Member State.
The Vehicle Keeper Marking Register (VKM Register) provides the unique VKM and name of all keepers (EU/OTIF).