Poland to upgrade railway line Szczecin to the German border
Image: PKP PKL, Bartosz Pietrzykowski
To achieve a shorter travel time for passengers and a more efficient transportation of goods between Szczecin Główny and Germany, Polish railway manager PKP PKL will modernise the railway line to the Polish-German border. Works on the line including a second track as well as electrification and should be finished by the end of 2025. Contractor Databout was selected for the design works.
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A pity, however, just “safer”, etc., but still not safe…
(Broken rails, the most frequent reason of costly – and fatal – derailments, now should be outed – at least, at new or reinvestments, etc.!)
Large scale, now constructed railways, are cementing, thus providing for maintained and – even worse – for future bottlenecks, disturbing, noise, etc…
Other devices, by air and by sea, etc. upgrade – and, for sake of Industry, etc., sustainably, now has to be met with!
A New Old Railway is needed!