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The government adopted a project tightening penalties for offenses at railway crossings after the accident in Sokolniki Suche, in which a truck collided with an InterCity train, causing the death of one person.
Piotr Malepszak is a guest of Interviews at 7:00 on Radio RMF24
We will ask Piotr Malepszak, Deputy Minister of Infrastructure, about railway safety. At Tuesday's meeting, the government adopted a bill tightening penalties for offenses at railway crossings. The amendment states, among other things, that for entering a railway crossing with a red light, you will lose your driving license for three months. This is the result of last week's accident in Sokolniki Suche (Mazowieckie Voivodeship), after a collision between a truck and an InterCity train, one person died. Are the proposed penalties too lenient?
The conversation will also include the topic of the construction of a mega airport in Baranów. The works were supposed to start in September, but the investment was delayed. Is it because of lack of money?
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Council of Ministers will approve the final version of the law tightening penalties for offenses at railway crossings in the coming weeks.
Likely · Within weeks
The construction of the mega airport in Baranów will begin in the coming months if financial problems are resolved.
Possible · Within months

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The government has adopted a bill tightening penalties for offenses at railway crossings, including loss of driving license for three months for running a red light. This is the result of an accident in Sokolniki Suche. The deputy head of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Piotr Malepszak, will comment on the matter on Radio RMF24.

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