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PKP PLK Threatens Protesters. "We Will Consider Legal action."

Summary by rmf24.pl
Friday's protest by train drivers could seriously disrupt rail traffic across Poland. PKP Polish Railway Lines (PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe) is warning of delays in local and long-distance connections, which could affect hundreds of thousands of passengers, and is announcing it will review possible legal action against the organizers and those responsible for any potential network destabilization.
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Rzeszow News Due to the driver's protest, more than 70 percent of PKP Intercity trains are running with an average delay of 27 minutes, the carrier said on Friday. Every third Polregio line-up is also delayed. On Friday, a protest of drivers is taking place throughout Poland, which is expected to last until noon - drivers are expected to slow down at railway and road crossings up to 20 km/h, which causes [...] The post Trains in Podkarpacie dela…

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Chaos on the railways. Trains are experiencing delays.

They warned of “great disorganization of timetables” and difficulties, but the protest of the drivers was introduced for a specific purpose - to draw attention to safety. How did the action affect rail traffic?

The InterCity "Podhalanin" train on the Zakopane-Świnoujście route will arrive at its destination almost three hours late. Previously, passengers from Chełm took nearly an hour longer to reach the destination. Przemysław Zieliński from PKP PLK reports that the problems are occurring on all routes across Poland. "As of 6:00 a.m., we recorded a total delay of 1,637 minutes for all trains nationwide, and from midnight to 6:00 a.m., over 960 passeng…

The drivers' protest is having a strong impact on passengers.

A nationwide protest by train drivers has been underway since midnight. Trains are slowing down to 20 km/h at level crossings, causing delays to quickly accumulate. The protest is expected to last until 12 noon, reports RMF24.

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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