The communication highlighted that a high-speed connection between the capitals of the Visegrád countries could connect the region to the Western European high-speed rail network through an Austrian branch.
It is planned that trains could run at speeds of up to 320 km/h on some sections of the line over the next decade. The track could also be used by domestic intercities, offering a more competitive alternative to road transport for trips to Lake Balaton.
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