Railway line Česká Třebová – Praha

Česká Třebová – Praha
Course book series (SŽDC) :	010, 011
Gauge :	1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Route class :	D4
Power system :	3 kV  =
Top speed:	160 km / h
Legend from (Vienna–) Brno from Olomouc 245.887 Česká Třebová from Česká Třebová odjezdová skupina 249,023 Odb. Parník Estakáda Parník 250.890 Dlouhá Třebová 255.300 Ústí nad Orlicí město Tichá Orlice from Letohrad 256.573 Ústí nad Orlicí Tunel Oucmanice, 4,985 m (projected) Tichá Orlice 262,315 Bezpráví Tichá Orlice Tichá Orlice Tichá Orlice 266.214 Brandýs nad Orlicí Tunel Hemže, 1,157 m (projected) Tichá Orlice 271,044 Choceň to Meziměstí after Litomyšl 275.076 Sruby 277.655 Dobříkov u Chocně Loučná 279.661 Zámrsk Loučná 282,900 Sedlíšťka Loučná 286,492 Uhersko von Borohrádek (formerly LB Chrudim – Holitz ) 291,650 Moravany to Heřmanův Městec (formerly LB Chrudim – Holitz ) 295,345 Kostěnice 300,400 Pardubice- Černá za Bory 303,450 Pardubice- Pardubičky Chrudimka 305.690 Pardubice hlavní nádraží to Liberec Rosice nad Labem – Havlíčkův Brod 308.092 Pardubice- Svítkov 312,000 Pardubice- Opočínek 316.080 Valy u Přelouče from Vápenný Podol / Prachovice 319.135 Přelouč 322.664 Lhota pod Přeloučí 326.172 Řečany nad Labem vlečka Elektrárna Chvaletice 327.8 Trnávka v Čechách 330.615 Chvaletice 332.209 Kojice 335.275 Týnec nad Labem 336,322 Záboří nad Labem 336,950 Doubrava 337.100 337.400 (Kilometer jump) 341.174 Starý Kolín Děčín-Prostredni Zleb – Znojmo (Vienna) Kolín dílny from (Vienna–) Znojmo from Čerčany 347.739 Kolín to Děčín-Prostredni Zleb 349.3 Kolín zastávka vlečka Lučební závody 353.4 Nová Ves u Kolína 355.780 Velim vlečka ŽZO Cerhenice 359.2 Cerhenice 363.159 Pečky to Zásmuky 366.4 Tatce by Nymburk 371.094 Poříčany 373,470 Klučov 377.030 Český Brod 381.624 Rostoklaty 384,012 Tuklaty 387.668 Úvaly 392,300 Praha- Klánovice 394.185 Odb. Blatov to Praha-Malešice (freight train track) 397,000 Praha- Běchovice 399,200 Praha- Dolní Počernice 401,400 Praha- Kyje 403,300 Praha- Hloubětín (1882–1976) from Praha-Vršovice 404.485 Praha-Libeň Connecting line to Praha-Vítkov (until 2009) according to odb. Stromovka Turnov – Praha hl.n. (until 2009) odb. Rokytka – Praha hl.n. (Nové spojení, since 2009) to Praha hl.n. (Nové spojení, since 2009) odb. Hrabovka to Praha hl.n. – Praha-Smíchov to Děčín hl.n. 409.816 Praha Masarykovo nádraží

The railway line Česká Třebová – Praha is a double-track, electrified main line ("celostátní dráha") in the Czech Republic , which was originally built and operated as part of the Imperial and Royal Northern State Railway . It runs from Praha ( Prague ) via Kolín and Pardubice ( Pardubice ) to Česká Třebová ( Trübau ). The route is part of the Pan-European Transport Corridor IV and TEN Corridor No. 22 (Athens − Nuremberg / Dresden).

All EC connections between Austria, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland that stop in Praha run on this route, as well as all SC connections between Prague or Cheb and Ostrava or Bohumín.

history

Operations on the line began on August 20, 1845.

Electrical operation began on November 7, 1957.

RegioJet trains run on the route from Havířov to Prague.

The Kolín – Poříčany section has been equipped with ETCS Level 2 since 2008 . Here, the compatibility of ETCS with the Czech LS train control system is tested and adapted; further sections with ETCS Level 2 are to follow later. Scheduled trains are not yet run with ETCS.

Between Ústí nad Orlicí and Choceň, the route, which follows the winding valley of the Silent Eagles ( Tichá Orlice in Czech ) and only allows a speed of 70 km / h, is intended to pass through the Oucmanice (4,985 m) and Hemže (1,157 m) tunnels. straightened and upgraded for speeds of 160 km / h or later 200 km / h.

Web links

Commons : Česká Třebová – Praha railway line  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Railway line 010 on zelpage.cz (Czech)
• The 011 railway on zelpage.cz (Czech)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Zdeněk Hudec u. a .: Atlas drah České republiky 2006–2007 , 2nd edition; Publishing house Pavel Malkus, Praha, 2006, ISBN 80-87047-00-1
2. ↑ Report on pardubice.idnes.cz of February 6, 2017 , Czech language, accessed on February 11, 2018