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I've read your link. Where's the actual progress? But billions of euros has already been spent.
by anticodon 1y ago
I've read your link. Where's the actual progress?
But billions of euros has already been spent.
- ceejayoz 1y agoYes, that’s how things work. You spend money on projects before their completion, just like you buy ingredients for dinner before a meal arrives on your plate. I imagine you’re looking for the subheadings titled “completed in 2015” and “construction (2017-present)” though.
- anticodon 1y agoToday is 2025. Rail Baltica started in 2013. Yes, I understand very well that "research" is a pipe, where you put billions of euros in one end, and get stack of papers on the other end. And somebody becomes rich in the process. Sapienti sat.
- rmind 1y agoYou are counting from some early planning phases. Compare, for example, how long it took for the UK to build High Speed 1 line. It's worth noting that the non-HS standard gauge (part of Rail Baltica I) between Poland and Lithuania (up to Šeštokai Intermodal Terminal) was completed back in 2015. The freight trains have been operating on this line all the time.
- tekla 1y agoI doubt you've read the link since there are 3 sub-headers that explain the progress.