The matter was reported on his Facebook profile by Jan Michalski, a former senator of Platforma Obywatelska. “From 12 March until the end of the 2016/17 timetable period, the routes of trains 1622/3 Łużyce (which will run on the shortened Warszawa Wschodnia–Wrocław Główny route) and 6122/3 Łużyce (which will run on the shortened Wrocław Główny–Warszawa Wschodnia route) will change,” istotne.pl was informed by Anna Zakrzewska from PKP Intercity’s press office.
We asked what the reasons for shortening the route were. “PKP Intercity is constantly analysing its network of connections. The Łużyce train has very low passenger numbers on the Węgliniec–Legnica section,” A. Zakrzewska emphasises. She adds: “From 11 June, passengers will have the IC Konopnicka connection at their disposal, which will be extended to/from Węgliniec. Thanks to it, travellers will be able to reach, among other places, Łódź and Kalisz at an affordable price.
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