675 kilometres of French tracks to be overhauled from 2024 onwards

Image: VINCI Construction/ETF

Starting in 2024, some 675 kilometres of the French railway network will be renovated. Over a period of five years, VINCI Construction subsidiary ETF will be replacing 135 kilometres of track annually, the group announced on Tuesday.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

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1 comment op “675 kilometres of French tracks to be overhauled from 2024 onwards”

bönström bönström|29.06.22|16:28

Hm…, just “overhaul”, evidently no upgrading…
Otherwise, contemporarily, global devices, by air and by sea, etc., decisively upgrade for higher load capacity, for lower costs, etc…
As well railways should. At infrastructure, for transports, quality pays – and in particular at railways, by nature the vulnerable device, where risks are most costly.
(32,5 safely allowed axial load should be min. etc., etc.)

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675 kilometres of French tracks to be overhauled from 2024 onwards

Image: VINCI Construction/ETF

Starting in 2024, some 675 kilometres of the French railway network will be renovated. Over a period of five years, VINCI Construction subsidiary ETF will be replacing 135 kilometres of track annually, the group announced on Tuesday.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

Former Chief Editor of RailTech.com

1 comment op “675 kilometres of French tracks to be overhauled from 2024 onwards”

bönström bönström|29.06.22|16:28

Hm…, just “overhaul”, evidently no upgrading…
Otherwise, contemporarily, global devices, by air and by sea, etc., decisively upgrade for higher load capacity, for lower costs, etc…
As well railways should. At infrastructure, for transports, quality pays – and in particular at railways, by nature the vulnerable device, where risks are most costly.
(32,5 safely allowed axial load should be min. etc., etc.)

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