Rail corridors

Rail corridors are designated pathways or routes used exclusively for railway transportation, often stretching across regions or countries. They consist of tracks, stations, and related infrastructure, enabling trains to move efficiently from one location to another. These corridors are planned to optimize safety, connectivity, and freight or passenger flow, and they may be shared or dedicated to specific services. Think of them as the highway system for trains—carefully mapped routes that ensure smooth and reliable rail operations, supporting economic activity and regional development.