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Poland upgrades capacity on one of its busiest rail lines in 1,4 billion euro investment

Image: PKP PLK. © Piotr Hamarnik

Polish infrastructure manager PKP PLK has put out tenders totalling 1,4 billion euros. Its plans include a capacity upgrade along one of the country’s busiest rail lines, as well as a completely new line to be built in southern Poland.

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Infrastructure expansion

Poland upgrades capacity on one of its busiest rail lines in 1,4 billion euro investment

Image: PKP PLK. © Piotr Hamarnik

Polish infrastructure manager PKP PLK has put out tenders totalling 1,4 billion euros. Its plans include a capacity upgrade along one of the country’s busiest rail lines, as well as a completely new line to be built in southern Poland.

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The Duisburg Gateway Terminal (DGT) is now operational after the completion of the first construction phase. Europe’s largest inland container terminal was officially inaugurated on…
More capacity Kazakhstan and China will open an additional rail border crossing

Rail border crossings between Kazakhstan and China are heavily congested. As a result, Kazakhstan halted container and grain trains going to the Chinese border on…
Extreme weather Southern Poland rail freight also hit by floods

Rail freight in Southern Poland is also affected by floods, similarly to the extreme weather conditions in Czechia and Austria. Traffic on mainlines is reportedly…
extreme weather Extreme weather brings chaos to rail freight in Czechia

Significantly bad weather conditions in Czechia are having quite the impact on rail freight traffic in the country, especially in the northeast. “The situation is…

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