The Integrated Railway Network (ZSK) involves the construction of 4,700 kilometers of new track, Tusk told a Wednesday press conference.
Of this, 2,700 km will be for high-speed trains running at up to 350 km/h with the remaining 2,000 km being for conventional rolling stock. An additional 5,600 km of line will be modernized, Tusk said.
Legal_Rough_4502 on
X doubt
PrzczulkaMajaja on
so we are preparing for next pendolino which is 2x more expensive to ride than pesa dart and 0kmph faster?
Vattaa on
I would lol so hard if Poland gets this up and running before HS2 has had a single train go down the tracks.
iBlusik on
xD Whoever writes these kinds of articles has probably never traveled by train. We have so much to improve that simply laying new tracks for high-speed trains won’t magically make these problems disappear.
I have traveled a lot, mainly on Kraków – Kołobrzeg trains and 80-90% of the time, the train was severely delayed (we are talking hours). My last train ride was from Kraków to Wrocław. My gf and I opted for non-compartment carriage but at the station we were told they weren’t attached to the train. We had to spend the next 6 hours (yes 6, because the train was delayed by 3 hours due to a huge problem in Katowice…) with a father and two kids who were running around and being fckin annoying. They were only kids, but that is exactly why we wanted non-compartment, so we could have some peace in our own space.
I won’t touch trains again for some time…
EDIT: Don’t even get me started on prices on some connections.
Buki1 on
In the end they will not be the fastest, but they will be most expensive.
Ill-Constant8445 on
yeah I doubt that this guy tried to suggest that poland might make a fu*king space rocket one day. LMAO!!! He is full of BS.
IceCorrect on
And how much it would cost? I would rather come 30min later with cheaper ticket that doesn’t polluted as much
analogiczny on
These are long-standing dreams of professors at technical universities. In principle, I agree with most of these ideas – passenger transportation in a country of this size should rely on rail rather than airplanes and cars. A high-speed rail line should cover the distance from Kraków to Gdańsk in a time comparable to a flight – it’s important to remember that flying requires traveling to an airport located far from the city center and going through check-in procedures, so in this regard, the train actually saves you up to an hour compared to flying. Additionally, on a train, the size of your luggage isn’t as much of an issue.
justanearthling on
Yeah right….
ImaginaryGrassHopper on
Sure sure instead of 200km/h trains across the country let’s build 50km of 350km/h tracks, or promise that and wait till elections
Sagirius0 on
Spokojnie, ogarnie się to zaraz po budowie polskiego statku kosmicznego. Tusk tak mówił, więc to musi być prawda.
Competitive_Bit_526 on
Fajnie jakby się nie spóźniały najpierw
Able_One5779 on
I love trains, but they are totally impractical outside of the most mainstream routes. Wrocław and Praha are two major rail hubs and yet it’s so much cheaper and convenient to travel between them via bus.
serce__ on
If our trains are the fastest in Europe, then it means Europe is absolutely fucked.
MachKoms on
“That means that when we finish this huge ZSK project, we should carry close to 800,000 passengers per year here in Poland.”
And that supposed to be impressive?
niceufo777 on
further proof that Poland is growing
Janusz_Odkupiciel on
I’d rather be able to take a train to smaller cities and towns, and not pay 200 złotych for a intercity trip to save 20 minutes.
Lukas77886 on
Week Ago polish prime minister declare Poland will built a spaceship. Month Ago he said we have to get huge loan from EU on military equipment because russia will invade is in two months time. Now he set max salary in hospital to 20k euro and teachers in schools still earn around 1k euro. This guy is psychopat.
InfluenceTrue4121 on
Hurray! I just came back from Japan and I only traveled by rail. It was easy, inexpensive and fast. I’m excited for Poland and how this will promote tourism and expend the economy.
O5KAR on
Propaganda.
kayae_ on
It won’t work if they are still delayed 😀
zezer94118 on
I tried taking a train twice in Poland.
The first time, I was on the platform in Krakow, patiently looking at the sign with the time. In 10 min, in 5 min, in 1 min. Then came 0, no train arrived, the sign just switched to another train coming in 30min.
Maybe I blinked and it was that super fast train already
Incorrigible_Gaymer on
Yeah. No one will give us as much as they can promise.
pbaupp on
For sure we will need better 5G coverage along rail lines
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The Integrated Railway Network (ZSK) involves the construction of 4,700 kilometers of new track, Tusk told a Wednesday press conference.
Of this, 2,700 km will be for high-speed trains running at up to 350 km/h with the remaining 2,000 km being for conventional rolling stock. An additional 5,600 km of line will be modernized, Tusk said.
X doubt
so we are preparing for next pendolino which is 2x more expensive to ride than pesa dart and 0kmph faster?
I would lol so hard if Poland gets this up and running before HS2 has had a single train go down the tracks.
xD Whoever writes these kinds of articles has probably never traveled by train. We have so much to improve that simply laying new tracks for high-speed trains won’t magically make these problems disappear.
I have traveled a lot, mainly on Kraków – Kołobrzeg trains and 80-90% of the time, the train was severely delayed (we are talking hours). My last train ride was from Kraków to Wrocław. My gf and I opted for non-compartment carriage but at the station we were told they weren’t attached to the train. We had to spend the next 6 hours (yes 6, because the train was delayed by 3 hours due to a huge problem in Katowice…) with a father and two kids who were running around and being fckin annoying. They were only kids, but that is exactly why we wanted non-compartment, so we could have some peace in our own space.
I won’t touch trains again for some time…
EDIT: Don’t even get me started on prices on some connections.
In the end they will not be the fastest, but they will be most expensive.
yeah I doubt that this guy tried to suggest that poland might make a fu*king space rocket one day. LMAO!!! He is full of BS.
And how much it would cost? I would rather come 30min later with cheaper ticket that doesn’t polluted as much
These are long-standing dreams of professors at technical universities. In principle, I agree with most of these ideas – passenger transportation in a country of this size should rely on rail rather than airplanes and cars. A high-speed rail line should cover the distance from Kraków to Gdańsk in a time comparable to a flight – it’s important to remember that flying requires traveling to an airport located far from the city center and going through check-in procedures, so in this regard, the train actually saves you up to an hour compared to flying. Additionally, on a train, the size of your luggage isn’t as much of an issue.
Yeah right….
Sure sure instead of 200km/h trains across the country let’s build 50km of 350km/h tracks, or promise that and wait till elections
Spokojnie, ogarnie się to zaraz po budowie polskiego statku kosmicznego. Tusk tak mówił, więc to musi być prawda.
Fajnie jakby się nie spóźniały najpierw
I love trains, but they are totally impractical outside of the most mainstream routes. Wrocław and Praha are two major rail hubs and yet it’s so much cheaper and convenient to travel between them via bus.
If our trains are the fastest in Europe, then it means Europe is absolutely fucked.
“That means that when we finish this huge ZSK project, we should carry close to 800,000 passengers per year here in Poland.”
And that supposed to be impressive?
further proof that Poland is growing
I’d rather be able to take a train to smaller cities and towns, and not pay 200 złotych for a intercity trip to save 20 minutes.
Week Ago polish prime minister declare Poland will built a spaceship. Month Ago he said we have to get huge loan from EU on military equipment because russia will invade is in two months time. Now he set max salary in hospital to 20k euro and teachers in schools still earn around 1k euro. This guy is psychopat.
Hurray! I just came back from Japan and I only traveled by rail. It was easy, inexpensive and fast. I’m excited for Poland and how this will promote tourism and expend the economy.
Propaganda.
It won’t work if they are still delayed 😀
I tried taking a train twice in Poland.
The first time, I was on the platform in Krakow, patiently looking at the sign with the time. In 10 min, in 5 min, in 1 min. Then came 0, no train arrived, the sign just switched to another train coming in 30min.
Maybe I blinked and it was that super fast train already
Yeah. No one will give us as much as they can promise.
For sure we will need better 5G coverage along rail lines