The Office of Rail Transport (UTK) has reported that in 2023 railways in Poland carried 374.4 million passengers, which represents an increase by 9.4 percent y/y and which is the highest result since 1999, when the figure reached 395.2 million. Commenting on the data, UTK’s said that such good results were a signal that rail passenger transport was getting back on track. “Growing awareness of the need to use environmentally friendly modes of transport, rising fuel costs and favourable offers from carriers – these certainly make train travel more profitable than commuting by car for example,” he added. (ICE VARSAVIA)

Fonte notizia: forsal.pl