Poland Set to Smash Rail Records with Europe’s Fastest Trains
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Czech Railways (ČD) cancelled a tender for up to 90 new wagons for a speed of 230 kilometres per hour that was announced last August. The estimated value of the contract was around eight billion crowns. The only bid that entered the competition was from the consortium of Siemens Mobility and Škoda Group, which offered a price of 8.36 billion crowns. The website Zdopravy.cz pointed out this.
Poland is building the fastest and most modern railway network in Europe, which is expected to transport almost 800 million passengers a year on trains that will be able to travel at speeds of up to 350 kilometers per hour, according to the country's Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the construction of "the most modern railway network in Europe." The Integrated Railway Network program is to cover every county, and high-speed trains are to reach speeds of up to 350 kilometers per hour.
Poland will mobilize 32.2 billion euros to build almost 500 kilometers of high-speed railway and, in this race, Spanish companies have lined up as favorites. The Port Polska project, which will connect Warsaw with Łódź, Poznań and Wrocław, is the largest investment in mobility in the region and the Government of Spain has orchestrated a diplomatic-business offensive for companies such as Adif, Renfe, Accion or Indra to win multi-million dollar c…
Almost 5,000 kilometers of new tracks will be built in Poland to create the fastest rail network in Europe
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced that the country will develop the fastest and most modern railway network in Europe, with trains running at speeds of 350 kilometers per hour (km/h) and carrying almost 800 million passengers annually.
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