The historic bridge, part of Transylvania's first main line, was decommissioned for new bridges supporting 160 km/h trains
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The oldest railway bridge over the Mureș River in Romania has been decommissioned and replaced by three new bridges designed for train speeds of up to 160 km/h. The bridge was part of the first main railway line in Transylvania, which has been modernized to accommodate faster rail traffic. According to local reports, the old bridge had a strange history, but details remain unclear.
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