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'''Vistulzka-Hetumoger-Karpatskan Railway Company''' ({{wpl|Polish language|Viswe}}: | '''Vistulzka-Hetumoger-Karpatskan State Railway Company''' ({{wpl|Polish language|Viswe}}:Wiślańska-Hetumoger-Karpaty Państwowa Spółka Kolejowa), doing business and operations as '''VHK Railways''' is the national {{wpl|passenger train|passenger railroad}} company of [[Vistulzka]]. It operates under the direct ownership of the [[Department of Transportation (Vistulzka)|Department of Transportation]] and does business as a {{wpl|state-owned enterprise|public corporation}} and holds exclusive jurisdiction over passenger railroad business within [[Vistulzka]]. VHK Railways is considered to be under the portfolio of the Chair of the Department of Transportation, currently [[Stasio Zawadzka]]. The current president of VHK Railways is [[Róża Zielińska]], who assumed the position in 2018. | ||
VHK Railways operates through four large regionalized subdivisions which are then divided into twelve smaller general-region subsidiaries and ten urban-suburban region subsidiaries. It is the only corporation allowed to operate within Vistulzka that is able to operate any of the railways, which are entirely independently owned by the [[Department of Infrastructure (Vistulzka)|Department of Infrastructure]]. Vistulzka has the highest railway usage within all of Calesia, and one of the highest within the world. | VHK Railways operates through four large regionalized subdivisions which are then divided into twelve smaller general-region subsidiaries and ten urban-suburban region subsidiaries. It is the only corporation allowed to operate within Vistulzka that is able to operate any of the railways, which are entirely independently owned by the [[Department of Infrastructure (Vistulzka)|Department of Infrastructure]]. Vistulzka has the highest railway usage within all of Calesia, and one of the highest within the world. | ||
Revision as of 05:49, 31 August 2024
Vistulzka-Hetumoger-Karpatskan State Railway Company (Viswe:Wiślańska-Hetumoger-Karpaty Państwowa Spółka Kolejowa), doing business and operations as VHK Railways is the national passenger railroad company of Vistulzka. It operates under the direct ownership of the Department of Transportation and does business as a public corporation and holds exclusive jurisdiction over passenger railroad business within Vistulzka. VHK Railways is considered to be under the portfolio of the Chair of the Department of Transportation, currently Stasio Zawadzka. The current president of VHK Railways is Róża Zielińska, who assumed the position in 2018.
VHK Railways operates through four large regionalized subdivisions which are then divided into twelve smaller general-region subsidiaries and ten urban-suburban region subsidiaries. It is the only corporation allowed to operate within Vistulzka that is able to operate any of the railways, which are entirely independently owned by the Department of Infrastructure. Vistulzka has the highest railway usage within all of Calesia, and one of the highest within the world.
Since 2004, the planning of any new routes and any new railroads have since become the responsibility of the Cooperative Commission of Railway Planning, a coordinated commission between the Department of Transportation and the Department of Infrastructure.
Organization
Services
Pendolino Prędkości
The Pendolino Prędkości is the only service provided by VHK Railways that is operated directly by the company without being under the jurisdiction of a regionalized subdivision. It is high-speed railway that provides service to all 56 voivodeships within the country.
VHK East
VHK East is the largest regional subdivision within VHK Railways, operating five general-region subsidiaries and three urban-suburban region subsidiaries.
Ásotthalom Metropolitan
The largest rapid transit system within the country and one of the largest within Calesia, it is operated independently as a urban-suburban regional subsidiary.