Tuesday, August 6, 2024 The Czech Republic is set to enhance its railway infrastructure with a €1.7 million project aimed at upgrading the rail section between Domažlice and the state border with Germany. This ambitious endeavor is spearheaded by Správa železnic (SŽ), the Czech railway infrastructure operator, which has selected two Czech firms, VECTORAMA and SUDOP, to design the reconstruction project.
The value of their proposal stands at 43,789 thousand crowns, approximately 1.7 million euros. The project is slated to take place from 2027 to 2030, marking a significant investment in travel and rail travel between the Czech Republic and Germany.
Enhanced Rail Travel Speeds and Infrastructure The 10-kilometer stretch of railway from Domažlice to the German border will undergo substantial improvements, enabling trains to reach speeds of up to 115 km/h. This upgrade in rail travel will significantly reduce travel times and enhance the overall efficiency of the rail network. The Babylon station will see the introduction of barrier-free access and high platforms, ensuring convenient boarding and alighting for passengers.
These improvements are crucial for modernizing rail travel and making it more accessible for everyone. At the Česká Kubice station, new conditions will be created to accommodate freight trains up to 740 meters long. This enhancement is vital for increasing the capacity and efficiency of freight rail travel, fostering better trade links between th.