Main Operators

in Europe

• Deutsche Bahn (Germany)
• SNCF (France)
• Trenitalia (Italy)
• Renfe Operadora (Spain)
• Österreichische Bundesbahnen (Austria)
• SBB CFF FFS (Switzerland)
• Nederlandse Spoorwegen (Netherlands)
• Eurostar (Operates high-speed trains between the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands)
• Thalys (Operates high-speed trains between France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands)
• EuroCity (Operates international trains connecting various European cities)
• SJ AB (Sweden)
• VR Group (Finland)
• PKP Intercity (Poland)
• MÁV-Start (Hungary)
• České dráhy (Czech Republic)
• National Rail (United Kingdom)
• TGV (France)
• Arriva (Operates rail services in various European countries)
• Transdev (Operates rail services in various European countries)
• FlixTrain (Operates long-distance trains in Germany and Sweden)
• NSB (Norway)
• Bane NOR (Norway)
• DSB (Denmark)
• VR Group (Finland)
• VR Transpoint (Finland)
  

Operators by country

FRANCE - 1 898 Contacts

• SNCF (Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Français) - The national railway company of France, operating a comprehensive network of regional, national, and international train services. It operates through various subsidiaries, including:
• SNCF Réseau: Manages the national rail infrastructure.
• SNCF Mobilités: Operates passenger and freight train services.
• OUIGO: Low-cost high-speed train service.
• TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse): High-speed train services connecting major French cities and international destinations.
• Thalys - Operates high-speed train services connecting France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands.
• Eurostar - Operates high-speed train services connecting France, Belgium, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands.
• Ouibus - Provides long-distance bus services as part of SNCF's offering.
• TER (Transport Express Régional) - Regional train services operating within different regions of France.
• RER (Réseau Express Régional) - Commuter train services in the Paris metropolitan area.
• Transilien - Operates suburban train services in the Île-de-France region, including Paris.
• VFLI (Voies Ferrées Locales et Industrielles) - Operates freight train services in France.
• EuroCargoRail - Operates freight train services in France.
• Captrain France - Operates freight train services in France.

ITALY - 987 Contacts

• Trenitalia - The primary national railway company of Italy, operating a wide range of train services throughout the country. It operates through various divisions, including:
• Trenitalia AV (Alta Velocità): Operates high-speed train services, including Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, and Frecciabianca.
• Trenitalia Regionale: Provides regional train services connecting different cities and towns within Italy.
• Trenitalia Cargo: Offers freight rail services.
• Italo - A private high-speed train operator in Italy, providing services on several routes, including Rome, Milan, Naples, Venice, and more.
• Trenord - Operates regional train services in Lombardy and parts of neighboring regions, including commuter trains in Milan.
• Ferrovie del Sud Est - Operates regional train services in southern Italy, primarily in Apulia, Basilicata, and Calabria.
• FSE (Ferrovie del Sud Est) - Operates regional train services in Apulia, connecting various cities and towns in the region.

POLAND - 368 Contacts

•  PKP Intercity: The main long-distance passenger train operator in Poland. PKP Intercity operates both domestic and international train services, including express and intercity connections.
• PolRegio: Operates regional train services in various regions of Poland, providing transportation between smaller towns and cities.
• Koleje Mazowieckie (Mazovian Railways): Manages regional train services in the Mazovia region, including connections within and around Warsaw.
• Szybka Kolej Miejska (Fast Urban Railway): Operates commuter train services in major cities, including Warsaw, Tricity (Gdańsk-Gdynia-Sopot), Łódź, and Wrocław.

Mains Operators Worldwide

5 889 Contacts

• China State Railway Group Company (China): The national railway operator in China, overseeing the extensive railway network in the country.
• Indian Railways (India): The national railway system in India, one of the largest in the world, providing both passenger and freight services.
• Russian Railways (Russia): The national railway company in Russia, responsible for operating the majority of the railway services in the country.
• Union Pacific Railroad (United States): One of the largest freight railroad operators in the United States, with an extensive network connecting various regions.
• BNSF Railway (United States): Another major freight railroad operator in the United States, covering a vast network across the country.
• Deutsche Bahn (Germany): The national railway company in Germany, operating both passenger and freight services, including high-speed trains.
• SNCF (France): The national railway company of France, providing an extensive network of regional, national, and international train services.
• Japan Railways Group (Japan): The collective name for the group of companies operating the railway network in Japan, including high-speed trains (Shinkansen) and local services.
• Network Rail (United Kingdom): Responsible for the infrastructure of the national railway network in the United Kingdom.
• Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane (Italy): The state-owned railway company in Italy, operating both passenger and freight services, including high-speed trains.
•  Canadian National Railway (Canada): One of the largest freight railway operators in Canada, providing extensive services across the country and into the United States.
• Canadian Pacific Railway (Canada): Another major freight railway operator in Canada, with a network spanning Canada and connecting with the United States.
• Australian Rail Track Corporation (Australia): Responsible for managing and maintaining the interstate rail network in Australia.
• South African Railways (South Africa): The national railway operator in South Africa, offering both passenger and freight services.
• Ferrovie dello Stato (Italy): The state-owned railway company in Italy, operating regional, national, and international train services.
• Korail (South Korea): The national railway operator in South Korea, providing an extensive network of passenger train services, including the high-speed KTX trains.
• Ferrocarriles Argentinos (Argentina): The national railway operator in Argentina, operating passenger and freight services across the country.
• Ferrocarriles de México (Mexico): The national railway operator in Mexico, managing freight and passenger services, including the famous Chihuahua-Pacifico Railway.
• Ferrocarriles de Chile (Chile): The national railway operator in Chile, offering passenger and freight services, including scenic routes such as the Train to the Clouds.
• Ferrocarriles de España (Spain): The national railway operator in Spain, operating a wide range of passenger and freight services, including high-speed AVE trains.
• SNCF Réseau (France): Responsible for the management and maintenance of the railway infrastructure in France, including tracks, stations, and signaling systems.
• Renfe Operadora (Spain): The national railway operator in Spain, offering both passenger and freight services, including high-speed AVE trains.
• Ferrovie Nord Barese (Italy): Operates regional train services in the Apulia region of Italy, connecting cities and towns in the area.
• SJ AB (Sweden): The national railway company in Sweden, providing passenger train services across the country, including high-speed trains (X2000).
• VRZD (Russia): The national railway operator in Russia, responsible for managing both passenger and freight services, including long-distance and suburban trains.
• NTV (Italy): Operates Italo high-speed train services in Italy, offering connections between major cities, including Rome, Milan, Florence, and Naples.
• CPTM (Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos) (Brazil): Operates commuter train services in the São Paulo metropolitan region, providing transportation within the city and surrounding areas.
  

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