[EN] Understand Polish Railway Timetable for Drivers in One Picture

[CN-BX-3N]

This picture just simply tells everything(kind of) on the driver timetable. However, I'm not a Polish, so there may be some mistakes. If you find anything wrong, just reply this post and I'll fix it as soon as I check it.

This guide is suitable for:

-People who feel confused about the train number system in Poland

-Everybody who would like to make their own scenarios, and want to attach a paper-liked timetable in the description

-Everyone interested in the train number system in Poland

WARNING: DO NOT try to memorize everything, use it as a dictionary.

 

-Version 2.0

Imgur link: yhah31V.jpeg (2300×3140) (imgur.com)

Full list for company code: Strony stale WRJ (readgur.com)[PL only]

Special thanks to @robert357 for pointing out the mistakes and giving more detailed information.

 

 

Edited March 11, 2023 by CN-BX-3N
3rd edition, change the description of K

[Gazz292]

oh wow, that's a lot of info 🙂

Wonder how we can get all the relevant info out of SimRail to make timetables like this, without having to drive each service and note down all the details as we go. 

 

I know https://www.openrailwaymap.org/ can show the speed limits' for all the lines, but i haven't seen the mileage / hectometers on that map fo where they change etc. 

Edited February 12, 2023 by Gazz292

[CN-BX-3N]

19 minutes ago, Gazz292 said:

oh wow, that's a lot of info 🙂

Wonder how we can get all the relevant info out of SimRail to make timetables like this, without having to drive each service and note down all the details as we go. 

I know https://www.openrailwaymap.org/ can show the speed limits' for all the lines, but i haven't seen the mileage / hectometers on that map fo where they change etc. 

Maybe Semaforek(https://semaforek.kolej.org.pl/wiki/index.php)(might write it wrong) can help you, that website has enough information.

Edited February 12, 2023 by CN-BX-3N