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19/11/2025 Podkarpacie has more parking lots next to the railway From car to train - now its easier. In Glosmysl and Rogozno you can now conveniently park your car or bike in parking lots built near the platforms and continue your journey by train. New Park and Ride parking lots at Podkarpacie stations were implemented as part of the Government program for the construction or modernization of railway stops for 2021-2025. New Park and Ride parking lots are now available in the vicinity of the platforms in Bemysl and Rogozno. Railway route No. 91 Krakow - Medyka runs through these towns. The location of transfer points close to the railway makes it easier to combine journeys by car or bicycle and by train. This solution increases the transport accessibility of residents and improves travel. There are 50 parking spaces for cars in Glosmysl, including three parking spots for people with limited mobility. Cyclists also benefited as they have 15 covered bicycle racks at their disposal. There are 25 parking spaces in Rogozno, including two for people with limited mobility. Two-wheeler users can also use 15 bicycle racks here. The parking lots are equipped with lighting to make it easier for travelers to transfer even at dusk, and safety is also guaranteed by installed monitoring. The new parking spaces were designed and built for nearly PLN 2 million as part of the Government program for the construction or modernization of railway stops for 2021-2025. The aim of the program is to counteract transport exclusion, promote ecological means of transport and support Polish economy. The program in Podkarpacie covered 10 platform investments in the following towns: Przemysl, Hurko, Medyka, Zurawica (passage under the tracks), Ropczyce, Strzyzow, Mielec (two stops), Chorzelow, Zaklikow. Contracts for the design and execution of works for these tasks have already been completed. The program also includes the construction of over 100 parking lots at existing and newly constructed stopping points for passenger trains throughout Poland, including 4 in Podkarpacie.
