Platform publishes live train movement data
GREECE: The Greek transport ministry has launched a platform providing public access to real-time train movements and operational network data.
The platform went live on Feb. 25 and allows users to track train positions, routes and network status via an interactive map. The launch follows commitments to strengthen operational monitoring after the Tempi accident.
The initiative makes selected live traffic data accessible through a public interface alongside existing traffic control systems.
What the platform shows and who runs it
The website displays train positions on a digital map, with route identifiers and basic operational status on main corridors including Athens–Thessaloniki.
The platform operates under the authority of the transport ministry, drawing on data from the rail system’s traffic management infrastructure. It does not replace signalling or dispatch systems but makes part of the operational picture publicly visible.
The move establishes a formal channel for public access to real-time train movement data within the national network.