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Legal expertise
for the benefit of the railways



CIT
International Rail Transport Comitee

General Secretariat
Weltpoststrasse 20
CH-3015 Bern

+41 (0)31 350 01 90
info@cit-rail.org

Products

In the field of multimodality, CIT develops products for freight and passenger transport. CIT's products facilitate the transition from one mode of transport to another from a legal point of view

Multimodality Passenger

Here you will find CIT's products in the field of multimodality in passenger transport.

Multimodality Freight Traffic

Here you will find CIT's products in the field of multimodality in freight transport.

Documents

Check-list rail-road
Jan. 1, 2020

The Checklist concerns international rail - road freight transport within the meaning of Article 1 § 3 CIM / 2.1 CMR and is intended to facilitate the establishment of service contracts between road and rail carriers.

Applicable à partir du 1er janvier 2020 / Édition du 1er janvier 2020
17 pages
 

FR EN RU DE
Boilerplate Rail-Sea Traffic Contract
July 1, 2019

Boilerplate Contract for the Carriage of International Freight Traffic by Rail and Sea (Boiler plate Rail-Sea Traffic Contract)

Boilerplate contract governing the contractual relationships between a contractual carrier and a shipping undertaking.

Applicable with effect from 1 July 2019 / Edition 1 July 2019

6 pages

DE RU EN FR
Guideline CMR-CIM-SMGS
April 1, 2017

Guideline comparing the legal regimes CMR - COTIF/CIM-SMGS

Edition April 2017
70 pages
 

EN
GTC Rail-Sea traffic
July 1, 2019

General Terms and Conditions Applying to Joint-contracting for Rail-Sea Freight Traffic (GTC Rail-Sea traffic)

The GTC Rail-Sea traffic govern the contractual relationships between several carriers for a carriage including a maritime section.

Applicable with effect from 1 July / Edition 1 July 2019

16 pages

DE EN FR RU
Sub-contracting CT
July 1, 2019

Boilerplate contract for sub-contracting international freight traffic by rail in full train loads of combined traffic (Boilerplate contract for sub-contracting combined traffic)

Boiler-plate contract governing the contractual relationships between carriers and substitute carriers for the movement of combined traffic.

Applicable with effect from 1 July 2019 / Edition 1 July 2019
6 pages

DE FR EN
Comparative table air and rail
Aug. 1, 2017

International legal frameword for air and rail passenger traffic : A comparative analysis

Edition 1 August 2017

59 pages

EN
Comparative-Matrix Air-Rail
Aug. 1, 2017

Checklist for a framework contract to be used in international rail-road freight transport

The Checklist concerns international rail - road freight transport within the meaning of Article 1 § 3 CIM / 2.1 CMR and is intended to facilitate the establishment of service contracts between road and rail carriers.

Applicable with effect from 1 January 2020 / Edition 1 January 2020

59 pages

EN
GTC Rail-Sea traffic
Jan. 1, 2015

General Terms and Conditions Applying to Joint-contracting for Rail-Sea Freight Traffic (GTC Rail-Sea traffic)

 

The GTC Rail-Sea traffic govern the contractual relationships between several carriers for a carriage including a maritime section.

Applicable with effect from 1 January 2015 / Edition 1st January 2015

12 pages

DE EN RU FR
Boilerplate Rail-Sea Traffic Contract
July 1, 2016

Boilerplate Contract for the Carriage of International Freight Traffic by Rail and Sea (Boiler plate Rail-Sea Traffic Contract)

Boilerplate contract governing the contractual relationships between a contractual carrier and a shipping undertaking.

Applicable with effect from 1 July 2016 / Edition 1st July 2016

6 pages

FR EN RU DE
Sub-contracting CT
July 1, 2014

Boiler-plate contract for sub-contracting international freight traffic by rail in full train loads of combined traffic (Boiler-plate contract for sub-contracting combined traffic)

Boiler-plate contract governing the contractual relationships between carriers and substitute carriers for the movement of combined traffic.

Applicable with effect from 1 June 2007/Edition 1 July 2014

5 pages

FR DE EN
Note
June 29, 2020

Older versions can be obtained from the CIT General Secretariat.

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