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Moving around in Poland - transportation

The public transport fleet is also in very good condition. The Government regularly allocates generous subsidies for repair work and full renovation of buses and other vehicles. By the way, buses are the most popular form of transportation if it is a question of moving within one city. It is also possible to travel by bus between neighboring cities. Long-distance trips on the other hand are rare as locals prefer to travel long distances by trains. You will also find tramways in the major cities of Poland. Mainly contemporary modernized means of transportation equipped with comfortable seats and air conditioning make trips. You can buy tickets either in kiosks or directly from the driver. There is a subway in Warsaw. Underground traffic interchange is completely understandable, and there are information stands in English language for the benefit of tourists. … Open

Economy roadmap of Poland

Industrialization is at a fairly high level in Poland. Its main branches are mechanical engineering, ferrous metallurgy, coal mining, as well as the textile and chemical sector. Oil products are actively produced in the country and also, various cars and marine vessels are being built (the largest centers are located in Szczecin and in Gdansk). A fairly large percentage of the total number of manufactured machines and other industrial equipment goes into world exports. In the country, you will see that there is a gradual growth in the development of industrial production. In comparison with the data of ten years ago, the level grew by about 5.5%. It should be noted that the country has fairly large deposits of brown coal, copper ore, zinc, lead, and sulfur. Also as of today, food grade sodium and natural gas are actively extracted. Due to the large number of forests, the wood processing industry and logging are also flourishing. … Open