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Intermodal transport between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic – Intelligent TEN-T planning

Intermodal transport between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic – Intelligent TEN-T planning. Ing. Jindřich Kušnír Department of Railway and Combined Transport. Intermodal transport development. no inland navigation involvement

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Intermodal transport between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic – Intelligent TEN-T planning

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  1. Intermodal transport between Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic – Intelligent TEN-T planning Ing. Jindřich Kušnír Department of Railway and Combined Transport

  2. Intermodal transport development • no inland navigation involvement • strong dependence on maritime containers transport by rail between CZ and North Sea ports • sustained growth in volumes • HUB terminals for neighboring countries • necessity to improve the infrastructure parameters for future growth

  3. Intermodal transport development • Volumes in intermodal railway transport (thousand. gross tonnes)

  4. Terminals and TEN-T network

  5. Main European intermodalinternational routes

  6. Modernisation of main transit corridors • short- and medium-term objective • modernization of existing lines • benefits for freight trains – axle load 22,5 t, loading gauge for intermodal transport • still not completed

  7. Rail Freight Corridors • covers main traffic routes • synergy with Core network and ERTMS corridors • emphasis on capacity and cross-border transport

  8. Thanks for your attention Ing. Jindřich KUŠNÍR, jindrich.kusnir@mdcr.cz

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