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15 000 Passengers traveled with New Talgo Trains

February 27, 2017
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talgo9Talgo trains were put into operation by the Railways of FBiH on 26th September 2016, and to this day 15,000 citizens traveled with these modern trains.

This is the official data issued by the Railways of the Federation of BiH, according to which from 26th September 2016 to 20th February 2017, the so-called “BH train” transported 15,000 passengers on the route Sarajevo-Doboj-Sarajevo.

“With the introduction of BH train or “Talgo” the number of passengers is increased as well”- is said from this public company.

He points out on additional growth of the number of passengers by re-establishing the line Sarajevo-Mostar-Capljina, which will be restored after completion of in the line section of Sarajevo-Bradina.

As for the line Sarajevo-Zagreb, which was abolished in December 2016, public company Raiways said that they are willing to reintroduce it.

(Source: klix)

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