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Bari Node

The Bari node is an essential point of the national railway system in that part of the freight route of the Adriatic Corridor (Gioiatauro-Taranto-Bari network of northern Italy/northern Europe) and a node where several lines basically dedicated to the regional and metropolitan railway service converge.

The purpose of the works planned for this node, of an infrastructural and technological nature, is:
to increase the capacity of the metropolitan transport system, bringing it to appropriate quantitative and qualitative standards;
to realise lines dedicated for freight traffic flows capable of avoiding conflicts and interference with metropolitan, regional and long distance traffic flows;
to improve intermodal and intramodal integration, also solving certain territorial and environmental critical issues, both to the north and south of the node;
to raise the level of technological upgrading and automation, together with plant control command.

The main interventions on the node are as follows:
Bari north node (underground section S. Spirito-Palese) and Bari south (Bari C.le-S. Giorgio) Phase;
Bari Node improvements.
BARI NODE investment 908 MLN€
COMPLETED INTERVENTIONS
Improvements to Bari Node, double-tracking Bari Parco sud-Bari Torre a Mare 2004
Improvements to Bari Node, train formation plant 2005
Improvements to Bari Node, Bari-Taranto freight line link with freight station of Bari Parco Nord 2008
Improvements to Bari Node, passenger variant between Bari S. Andrea and Bari C.le stations 2009
INTERVENTIONS UNDER DEFINITION
Bari Node: Bari north (underground section S. Spirito-Palese) and Bari south (Bari C.le-Bari S. Giorgio) Bari south 2022 - Bari north 2025

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