GuesterTester120 - Sent in by a regular reader, this rail infrastructure somewhere in a CEE/SEE capital city is actually THE main line into the city, and is even used by international trains.
Photo: This is taken about 1 mile from the final station on this international rail route: where is it?
In the last few weeks, Hungarian State Railway MÁV has been on the receiving end of considerable criticism, with allegations of late-running trains, lack of air-conditioning (in a seemingly eternal heatwave) and poor quality track.
And early last week an international train derailed at Keleti station. It was a slow-speed accident, with nobody injured, but it closed Keleti for a day or so while the mess was cleared up.
But for all its woes, MÁV's trackwork that is in regular passenger use is usually in better nick than the stretch shown in this piccie.
So where could it be? I think a guess might do it! (I do have an extra clue up my sleeve if nobody can get the answer.)
Answers via an email or the site messaging system, please, and kindly put KT120 into the subject line so we don't miss your entry!
KT119 is still open for answers if you get any orientation inspiration - I'll put up an answer sometime next week.
Happy Sleuthing!
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