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This document acts as an archive for [[Austria - General Information#Recent and Future Changes|Recent and Future Changes]] prior to xxxxx.
This document acts as an archive for [[Austria - General Information#Recent and Future Changes|Recent and Future Changes]] prior to xxxxx.


===Rule of the road===
Most double track lines in Austria operate with right-hand running, although many lines in the east of the country once operated with left-hand running, a hangover from the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Wien to Salzburg line was converted some years ago.
The following lines converted to right-hand running on 6 August 2012:
*Wien Floridsdorf – Bernhardsthal (Bernhardsthal – Břeclav ČD will convert on 9 December 2012)
*Wien Rennweg – Flughafen
*Wampersdorf – Wiener Neustadt Civitas Nova
*Wien Hbf – Payerbach-Reichenau
*Wien Hütteldorf/Penzing – Wien Meidling
*Wien Meidling – Wien Floridsdorf
*Wien Floridsdorf – Stockerau
*Wien Süßenbrunn – Wolkersdorf


===See Also===
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Revision as of 16:44, 31 August 2016

Introduction

This document acts as an archive for Recent and Future Changes prior to xxxxx.

Rule of the road

Most double track lines in Austria operate with right-hand running, although many lines in the east of the country once operated with left-hand running, a hangover from the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Wien to Salzburg line was converted some years ago. The following lines converted to right-hand running on 6 August 2012:

  • Wien Floridsdorf – Bernhardsthal (Bernhardsthal – Břeclav ČD will convert on 9 December 2012)
  • Wien Rennweg – Flughafen
  • Wampersdorf – Wiener Neustadt Civitas Nova
  • Wien Hbf – Payerbach-Reichenau
  • Wien Hütteldorf/Penzing – Wien Meidling
  • Wien Meidling – Wien Floridsdorf
  • Wien Floridsdorf – Stockerau
  • Wien Süßenbrunn – Wolkersdorf


See Also