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Koleje Śląskie sp. z o.o.
34WEa of Koleje Śląskie
Company typePrivate limited company
IndustryRail transport
Founded2010
HeadquartersKatowice, Poland
Area servedSilesian Voivodeship
Key peopleEwa Chorowska-Kasperlik
OwnerSilesian Voivodeship
Websitewww.kolejeslaskie.com Edit this at Wikidata

Koleje Śląskie (Polish for Silesian Railways; KŚ) is a regional rail operator in the Silesian Voivodeship of Poland. The company was founded in 2010 and is fully owned by the local government. It started servicing in October 2011.

In 2020 it was the second largest single-voivodeship regional rail provider, having transported 6.21% of all rail passengers in Poland.

Koleje Śląskie as of 2023 operates 17 ordinary and excursion routes, spanning around 1100 kilometers in total

Lines

KŚ Lines
S1 GliwiceKatowiceCzęstochowa
S13 CzęstochowaLubliniec
S18 Gliwice - Bytom
S3 KatowiceKraków Główny
S31 Katowice - Mysłowice - Oświęcim
S4 KatowiceTychy Lodowisko
S41 Tychy Lodowisko - Katowice - Sosnowiec Główny - Dąbrowa Górnicza Ząbkowice - Zawiercie
S5 KatowiceBielsko-Biała Główna – Zwardoń
S6 KatowiceWisła Głębce
S61 KatowiceTychyCieszyn
S62 Skoczów - Goleszów - Cieszyn
S7 KatowiceRybnikRacibórz
S71 KatowiceRybnikWodzisław ŚląskiBohumin
S72 RybnikBielsko-Biała Główna
S76 GliwiceKnurówRybnikChybieŻywiec
S78 RacibórzBohumin
S8 OświęcimKatowiceTarnowskie GóryKluczbork

Rolling stock

Type Number Cars Seats Speed Manufacturer
EN57 1 3 188 110 km/h Pafawag
EN57 SPOT 1 3 188 110 km/h
EN57AKŚ 5 3 160+8 120 km/h
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1
EN57KM 2 3 192 110 km/h
EN71AKŚ 2 4 252 120 km/h
14WE 2 3 184 110 km/h Newag
EN75 FLIRT 4 4 183+29 160 km/h Stadler Rail
EN76 Elf 9 4 172+28 160 km/h Pesa
27WEb Elf 6 6 281 160 km/h
34WEa Elf II 4 2 102 160 km/h
21WEa Elf II 5 3 154 160 km/h
22WEd Elf II 12 4 190 160 km/h
35WE Impuls 1 6 282 160 km/h Newag
36WEa Impuls 3 3 150+6 160 km/h

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