Underground railway in another Polish city. Research drilling has started in Wrocław.

The Lower Silesian Voivodeship is initiating a project for a potential underground railway in Wrocław, which could function as a metro system. Geological drilling has begun at the Świebodzki Station to assess underground conditions for the feasibility of the project. Local officials emphasize the importance of these tests in determining technical possibilities and costs. The mayor of Wrocław highlights the potential benefits of restoring train services to the station, which would improve access to the city center. Plans include constructing a nearly one-kilometer tunnel to create an underground station and connecting it to the main station, alleviating traffic congestion.