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Poland transport and infrastructure upgrades – Aug 2026

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Poland ~~road, tram and~~ transport and infrastructure upgrades – Aug 2026

The August 2026 rollout ~~continues~~ of infrastructure upgrades across ~~Poland.~~ Poland continues to expand. In ~~Przeworsk County the concrete resurfacing of the Rozbórz‑Mirocin‑Ożańsk~~ Gmina Włoszczowa, road ~~was handed over~~ modernizations on ~~3 August after~~ municipal streets and a ~~1.14~~ new county road in Kuzki are underway, with investments exceeding 2 million ~~zł investment. Warsaw’s two‑lane Aleje Jerozolimskie returned to service on 3‑4 August following the opening~~ zł. The Wąsosz‑Modzele county road is also being rebuilt for over 3.9 million zł. In Krośnieńskie county, reconstruction of the ~~first~~ Jaszczew‑Wojaszówka road is scheduled for completion in October. Major transit projects are reaching milestones. Warsaw’s underground tram tunnel ~~segment, while the Wólczyńska‑Loteryjka link was closed for asphalt laying from 5–7 August. The delayed reconstruction of Łódź’s Rolnicza street remains slated for early August,~~ under Aleje Jerozolimskie has received its final concrete slab, fire-protection coating, and ~~Luboń’s Wojska Polskiego street resurfacing is expected to finish in~~ hydrant installations. Additionally, the ~~same period. A new 484 k zł sidewalk on Bielsk street in Ligota began on 3 August~~ A2 highway between Warsaw and ~~will run through November. GDDKiA~~ Łódź is still evaluating four design options for the western Warsaw Agglomeration Bypass, with a decision anticipated by September‑October. Six EU‑funded, 160 km/h, 520‑seat regional trains are being prepared slated for ~~service~~ widening in ~~the Łódź area. Additional upgrades reported~~ September on ~~2 August include~~ the ~~rebuilding of 3 May Street in Żukowo and~~ Grodzisk‑Konotopa segment. In Bydgoszcz, the Las Gdański tram loop modernization is expected to finish by year-end, while a ~~1.7‑km stretch~~ new water-pumping station in ~~Podleszany, where a historic stone cross is being highlighted. Kraków altered~~ Pleszew has entered its trial phase. In the ~~route of bus line 198 on Kantorowicka Street, and PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe is modernising stations and carrying out engineering works on line 104. PKS Słupsk~~ Małopolska region, a 341 million PLN investment has introduced six new Impuls 2 electric ~~IVECO Crossway buses funded~~ trains manufactured by ~~the National Recovery Plan to serve~~ NEWAG. The regional ~~routes. All projects are financed by municipal budgets, EU funds~~ zero-emission fleet has also grown with 20 new buses, including 15 electric models and ~~national recovery resources, aiming~~ five hydrogen-powered vehicles. In the freight sector, Captrain Polska has acquired three Alstom Traxx Universal locomotives to improve ~~safety, traffic flow, transit capacity and water‑service quality despite temporary disruptions.~~ East-West corridor efficiency. Furthermore, Electromobility Poland is planning a new electric vehicle factory in Jaworznie in partnership with Foxconn, aiming for a 2027 construction start to produce 300,000 cars annually by 2029.

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