Hellenic Railways Organization

ERGOSE executives released from jail on bail in European train crash probe 

Two executives of ERGOSE, the projects branch of the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE), were ordered to post a 600,000-euro and 500,000-euro bail, respectively, before being released from jail on Thursday as part of a European probe into a deadly train collision last year, and specifically the implementation of Contract 717 for the automatic operation and signaling of the railway network. 

Parties give own findings in Tempe probe

The cross-party parliamentary committee investigating the causes of the deadly train collision in Tempe, central Greece in February 2023 ended its sessions on Monday with each party submitting its own conclusions. Monday's tumultuous session was followed by acrimonious exchanges between the parties whose representatives participated in the committee.

Passing the buck when trees fall on railway tracks

Train drivers have consistently reported their concern about trees falling on railway tracks and the danger this entails for everyone concerned.

The problem, they say, remains unresolved as regional authorities, the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE) and forest agencies constantly bicker over who is responsible for removing trees.

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