Ohitusreitteihin
Ohitusreitteihin refers to a type of railway route that originated in Finland, specifically designed for passing through cities and towns with busy and congested rail networks. The concept is characterized by a curved or looped track arrangement that allows trains to bypass the city center, reducing congestion and increasing efficiency.
The ohitusreitti system was first implemented in Helsinki, the capital city of Finland, in the 1930s. At
The ohitusreitti system typically involves a mix of double-tracking and curved routes that allow trains to
Today, ohitusreitteihin routes are used on many Finnish rail lines, including in larger cities like Helsinki,