As National Railway Infrastructure Manager, we publishe the Network Statement (NS), in pursuance of Legislative Decree 112/2015, in order to inform our clients about network characteristics and access condition and rules, criteria and conditions to allocate infrastructure capacity and to provide related services.
The NS is issued by Directive of RFI CEO based on consultations with the parties concerned (Railway Undertakings (RUs), Regions, Autonomous Provinces and Framework Agreement holders) and following the information provided by the Transport Regulation Authority (TRA).
In particular, NS is divided into 7 chapters:
NS is written in italian and published in RFI website, in accordance with the RNE Network Statement Common Structure. In addition, for full information at international level the document is also published in english.
In accordance with art. 14 of Legislative Decree 112/2015, RFI has published the first draft of “Network Statement 2026", for the purpose of starting the consultation phase with the RUs, Regions, Autonomous Provinces and other interested parties.
The IM publishes the first draft (2nd version) of 2026 NS integrated with the indications related to the tariff proposal for the 2025-2029 regulatory period, presented to Transport Regulation Authority on 28 June 2024.
Any comments by the interested parties must be received no later than 31 July 2024 to the following e-mail: rfi-ad.ara@pec.rfi.it.
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By CEO Provision No. 2 of 28 March 2024, the Managing Director of RFI issued the 2025 Network Statement – March 2024 edition.
In the NS, the National Railway Infrastructure Manager sets out:
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By CEO Provision No. 18 of 7 December 2023, the Managing Director of RFI issued the 2024 Network Statement – December 2023 edition.
In the NS, the National Railway Infrastructure Manager sets out:
For accredited users, the new RFI e-NS information system is now available online. The system is based on GIS technology for interactive and dynamic consultation of the characteristics of the infrastructure and plants published in the Network Information Prospectus. Instead of the previous NS WEB, the portal provides applicants with thematic maps and documents containing technical and commercial information on the services offered on the lines and plants managed by RFI.
In order to consult eNS, users simply need to access the portal and register by clicking on the 'Create account' button, or use their authentication credentials for the RFI Applications Portal (credentials used to access the previous portal, which is no longer updated, NS WEB).
ePIR is optimised for Google Chrome and MS-Internet Explorer 9 or later.