Infrastructure projects advance in Toruń

Major infrastructure developments are underway in Toruń, Poland, involving both tramway modernization and road construction.

The modernization of the Toruńska Street tracks has reached its final stage, covering the section from Równa Street to the Stomil loop. The tracks are approximately 90 percent complete, with work currently focused on ballast, track adjustment, and the installation of the overhead contact network. The project includes the creation of a new intersection at Toruńska, Sporna, and Kielecka streets, featuring pedestrian crossings and bicycle paths. To protect local nature, a specialized boardwalk will be constructed near the “Bartek” oak tree to safeguard its root system.

Simultaneously, construction has moved into a critical phase for the new overpass on Olsztyńska Street. Contractors have begun driving over 140 concrete piles using CFA technology to support the 205-meter structure spanning the railway lines. This overpass is a key component of the 1.9-kilometer reconstruction of National Road 15. The use of specialized piling machinery aims to minimize noise and vibrations for the surrounding residential areas and active transport lines.