Standards UIC - International railway union
UIC – International railway union (in French "Union Internationale des Chemins de fer“, in English "International Union of Railways") is a global company, which coordinates the development and operation of railway transport in all member countries. It also solves the issues of creating new and maintaining current international connections, the unification of railway equipment. It supervises safety criteria such as interlocking plant and automatic brakes. It represents member companies at the international level.
Eurasian Corridors: Development Potential - Report
Standard published on 1.3.2020
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Classification of Rail Passenger Stations
Standard published on 1.9.2019
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User information in Railway Stations
Standard published on 1.9.2018
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Special Conditions of International Carriage (SCIC)
Standard published on 1.12.2017
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Computer generation and exchange of tariff information of TCV and OWT volume II and III on computer medium
Standard published on 1.1.2012
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Computer generation of global prices and exchange of fare information on computer medium
Standard published on 1.5.2008
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Auditing cross-distribution and accounting processes of tickets in passenger transport
Standard published on 1.1.2018
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Commercial framework for the international distribution of rail products
Standard published on 1.8.2008
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Accessibility to stations in Europe
Standard published on 1.1.2008
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Recommendations for the organisation of assistance services for persons with reduced mobility
Standard published on 1.5.2016
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