Synopsis

Despite the absence of physical borders and a comprehensive rail network, traversing Europe by train remains surprisingly challenging. A disconnect exists between the existing systems and the aspirations of its political leaders. Labor and material shortages persist, and national interests often diverge from the ideals of European unity. Yet, a number of innovators and advocates are actively exploring solutions to these obstacles, including Jon Worth, Kurt Bauer, Elmer van Buuren, and Pier Ering