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| Simple Member ![]() Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Thessaloniki, Greece
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| General Info Corridor IV is a multi-modal Northwest - Southeast transport link running from Dresden/Nürnberg (Germany), via Praha (Czech Republic), Wien (Austria)/Bratislava (Slovakia), Budapest (Hungary) to Romania. In Romania Corridor IV divides into two branches. The northern branch runs from Arad via Bucuresti to Constanta at the Black Sea, the southern branch from Arad via Craiova to Sofija (Bulgaria) and divides again. One branch running further to Thessaloniki (Greece) and the other to Istanbul (Turkey). The Greek section Roads The Greek Seetion of the Corridor, i.e. Thessaloniki - Promahonas is part of the P.A.THE. (Patra – Athens – Thessaloniki - Promalion) axis. The axis has a total length of 104 km and consists of three main subsections: Thessaloniki - Derveni, Derveni - Lefkonas and Lefkonas - Promahonas. Thessaloniki (Interchange I/C K4) - Derveni, 8 km: This is a section with six lanes – 2 separate carriageways of 3 lanes. Derveni - Lefkonas, 64 km: is being constructed as a dual carriageway, 22 m wide. Lefkonas - Promahonas, 32 km: is being constructed as a dual carriageway, 22 m wide. Railways The section of Corridor IV on Greek territory between Kulata - Promahonas (GR) - Thessaloniki is 144 km long. It is a single-track electrified line, which complies with the standards AGC/AGTC. The gauge is according to the UIC standards, with the only restriction of the running speed over the bridges of the Strimonas and Gallikos rivers. The maximum axle load is 20 tons, while the maximum speed could reach the level of 120 km/h. There are no branch lines apart from the connections with industrial units. Projects are in progress for the improvement of the alignment and superstructures, which will allow maximum speeds of up to 160 km/h, elimination of gauge restrictions through the construction of new bridges over the Strimonas and Gallikos rivers, as well as the installation of remote control and signalling systems (1st level of ETCS) and the electrification of the line will be finished by 2008. Official Maps Greek section-Road map: http://www.tinavienna.at/service/picts/norm/1129567505 Greek section-Railway map: http://www.tinavienna.at/service/picts/norm/1129564316 Road map: http://www.tinavienna.at/service/picts/norm/1129623544 Railway map: http://www.tinavienna.at/service/picts/norm/1129622864 Official website: http://www.tinavienna.at/corridor4/ | |||||||||||
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| Kuvvaci ![]() Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Istanbul
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| Road is already under operation in Turkish Part. Railway is too, but will be modernized till 2011 and became High Speed Rail. But the Road after Egnaitia Odos is not good in Turkey. Real Highway Goes to Bulgaria, there is a need another coridore to Greece. | |||||||||||
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