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Finland Wants European Track Gauge, but How Will It Be Implemented?

Summary by Suomen Kuvalehti
The railways in Finland use a track gauge of 1,524 millimeters (mm), inherited from the Tsarist era. Could Finland switch to the European 1,435 mm track gauge, said Pekka Rajala, Director of the Logistics Department of the Finnish Infrastructure Agency?
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Finland Wants European Track Gauge, but How Will It Be Implemented?

The railways in Finland use a track gauge of 1,524 millimeters (mm), inherited from the Tsarist era. Could Finland switch to the European 1,435 mm track gauge, said Pekka Rajala, Director of the Logistics Department of the Finnish Infrastructure Agency?

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Suomen Kuvalehti broke the news in Finland on Sunday, May 18, 2025.
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