Accidents at Railway Crossings Increased in Poland: Tusk Announces Tough Measures
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Minister of Infrastructure Dariusz Klimczak announced an increase in fines for breaking regulations at railway crossings. This is a classic government move after every major tragedy, but as usual, it will not change anything.
As rail accidents have become more frequent in Poland, in particular at railway crossings, the country will “radically strengthen” liability for violators of the rules.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said he will make proposals to toughen penalties for violations at railway crossings — after a series of accidents that have occurred in the country in recent times.
This shocking tally covers the period from September 3rd to 9th, 2026, immediately raising questions about safety improvements. The post "4 truck-train collisions in 7 days – a series of blackouts at Polish crossings" appeared first on 40tons.
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