Banedanmark rolls out new ERTMS signalling in Denmark

Photo: Banedanmark
Photo: Banedanmark

From 11 April 2023 onwards, trains on the line between Copenhagen and Ringsted via Køge Nord will run on a new ERTMS-based digital signalling system. The system being rolled out by Danish infrastructure manager Banedanmark should result in fewer signal errors and more trains on time.

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