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Riga-Valga train connection to be renewed in near future

Jan 09, 2008
From wire reports

TALLINN - Latvia's domestic passenger train operator is set to relaunch a train route to the Estonian border town of Valga after a nearly seven-year hiatus. Pasazieru Vilciens had wanted to extend the existing Riga-Lugazi route to Valga, across the border from Latvia's Valka, by the end of 2007 but had to postpone the launch due to procedural issues, according to reports. Eesti Raudtee (Estonian Railway) has agreed with the Latvian company's plan but first a number of procedures need to be ...

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