CFR SA will reduce train speeds in areas with temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius in order to ensure the safety of rail traffic.
Andreea Lificiu
Current Affairs
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In hot weather conditions, CFR SA will reduce the running speed of trains in regions where track temperatures exceed 50 degrees Celsius. Specialized staff are constantly monitoring the state of the railway infrastructure and the recorded temperatures, intervening promptly if necessary. This measure is essential to maintain the safety of rail traffic, and CFR SA thanks passengers for their understanding, emphasizing the priority given to safety standards.
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