POLAND Hupac Terminal Brwinów rolls into view
Infrastructureschedule 26 August 2022
The new terminal has a transshipment area of over 42,000 sqm
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Swiss railway terminal operator Hupac has completed the development of a railway terminal in Brwinów, about 30 km west of Warsaw city centre.
Construction work on the new terminal started in February 2021. Hupac Terminal Brwinów covers a site of more than 14 ha on the railway route from Warsaw towards Żyrardów and Skierniewice, It includes a transshipment area of over 42,000 sqm, four loading tracks with a minimum length of 750 sqm, an office building and other necessary infrastructure. The terminal, which is to be used for the transshipment of containers between trains and road vehicles, is scheduled to come into use on September
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