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Ljubljana<br />

Trieste<br />

Koper<br />

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L<br />

3<br />

1<br />

2<br />

L<br />

A<br />

Zidani<br />

Most<br />

SLOVENIA<br />

Rail: Compliance by 2030<br />

Compliant (Status 2015)<br />

Works on - going, compliance expected<br />

Works still to be started, compliance expected<br />

Works foreseen but delayed, compliance doubted<br />

Works not yet planned/agreed for completion<br />

Reason f or non - compliance<br />

E No ‘Electrification’<br />

L ‘Line speed < 100 km/h’<br />

A ‘Axle load < 22.5 tonnes’<br />

G ‘UIC gauge not 1,435 mm’<br />

Status: June 2016<br />

Figure 15 –Slovenian sections compliance by 2030 and main project impacting on KPI<br />

Project n. General description of the interventions Critical issue<br />

addressed<br />

1 New section assuring direct connection and increase abilities of train station Capacity<br />

in Ljubljana (project called Tivoli Arch)<br />

2 Upgrading and modernization of Ljubljana RRT Capacity<br />

3 Realisation of the second track on the railway line Divača - Koper Last mile<br />

4 Connection of Luka Koper to motorway: extension Bertoška artery and<br />

implementation Srmina access<br />

Last mile<br />

In addition to the project mentioned above, the upgrading of railway line on the section<br />

Poljčane - Slovenska Bistrica is planning, as well as the upgrading and reconstruction of<br />

the section Zidani Most-Dobova.<br />

Remaining critical issues<br />

The main remaining critical issues for Slovenia will be the maximum operating speed for<br />

rail section east of Divača, with the exception of the Pragersko -Hodoš Railway line and<br />

the rail connection to the Ljubljana Airport that is not amongst the projects identified so<br />

far. In addition, ERTMS level 1 in Slovenia will be completed on the <strong>Mediterranean</strong><br />

Corridor except on the section Zidani Most and Croatian border (to Zagreb).<br />

As regards the railway line speed the Slovenian authorities are fully committed to<br />

develop a compliant network by 2030, either by adopting project solutions to reach 100<br />

km/h or applying for an exemption based on Art. 39 (3) of Regulation 2013/1015.<br />

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