Căile Ferate Române Line 300

Line 300 is one of Căile Ferate Române's main lines in Romania, having a total length of 647 kilometres (402 mi).^[1] The main line, connecting Bucharest with the Hungarian border near Oradea, passes through Ploiești, Brașov, Sighișoara, Teiuș, and Cluj-Napoca. The section between Bucharest and Ploiești is shared with CFR line 500.

Căile Ferate Române Line 300
Sinaia railway station
Overview
Locale	Brașov, Mureș, Alba, Cluj, Bihor
Stations	35
Service
Operator(s)	Căile Ferate Române
Technical
Line length	647 km (402 mi)
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Route map Legend km 0.0 Bucharest North 1.0 Basarab  800  to Constanța │ 900  to Craiova 4.0 Carpați 6.0 Pajura 8.0 Depoul București Triaj  700  to Galați 9.5 Chitila  901  to Pitești 000.0 000.0 Bucharest ring line 16.9 Buftea 21.0 Dârza 30.2 Periș 35.5 Scroviștea 39.7 Crivina 44.6 Prahova 51.5 Brazi Ploiești ring line 56.0 Ploiești Triaj Ploiești ring line  500  to Bacău 62.5 Ploiești West  302  to Târgoviște 69.4 Buda  306  to Slănic 000.0 081.2 Florești 89.9 Bobolia  301  to Telega 95.4 Câmpina 101.0 Breaza 105.2 Nistorești 106.2 Gura Beliei 109.0 Comarnic 114.1 Posada 119.3 Valea Largă 123.1 Sinaia South 124.7 Sinaia 129.4 Poiana Țapului 132.3 Bușteni 136.2 Azuga 143.6 Predeal Tunelul Mare 153.6 Timișu de Sus 158.8 Timișu de Jos 163.7 Dârste  400  to Miercurea Ciuc 169.9 Brașov  200  to Sibiu 000.0 176.5 Stupini 183.0 Bod 191.9 Feldioara 194.6 Rotbav 198.5 Vadu Roșu 201.6 Măieruș 207.7 Apața 213.8 Ormeniș 220.1 Augustin Olt River 230.8 Racoș 234.9 Mateiaș 244.8 Rupea 253.4 Cața 258.8 Paloș 263.4 Beia 268.0 Dârjiu 272.1 Archita 281.7 Mureni  308  to Odorheiu Secuiesc 288.6 Vânători 293.7 Albești Târnava 298.5 Sighișoara 308.9 Daneș 313.9 Luna 319.8 Dumbrăveni 327.0 Ațel 332.7 Brateiu 337.8 Mediaș 342.9 Târnava 348.2 Copșa Mică  208  to Sibiu 000.0 353.3 Șeica Mică 358.5 Micăsasa 361.9 Lunca 366.1 Valea Lungă 371.0 Mănărade 375.9 Câmpu Libertății  307  to Praid 378.5 Blaj 383.4 Crăciunel 388.2 Bucerdea 391.0 Cistei 394.6 Mihalț Mureș River 396.2 Podu Mureș  200A  to Alba Iulia 399.6 Teiuș 000.0 405.9 Gârbova, Alba 412.8 Aiud 419.4 Mirăslău 423.4 Decea 426.7 Unirea 429.6 Unirea halt 433.2 Războieni  405  to Târgu Mureș 000.0 442.6 Călărași Turda  305  to Turda 450.2 Câmpia Turzii 458.0 Cânepiști 465.2 Valea Florilor 473.1 Boju 478.9 Tunel 484.6 Cojocna  401  to Dej 489.6 Apahida 492.0 Dezmir 496.0 Cluj-Napoca East 501.9 Cluj-Napoca 000.0 506.7 Baciu Triaj 508.0 Baciu 511.2 Suceagu 513.9 Mera 516.0 Nădășelu 522.1 Gârbău 526.1 Macău 527.9 Dorolțu 529.8 Aghireșu 532.4 Aghireșu halt 535.8 Gălășeni 540.7 Stana 547.3 Jebucu 551.3 Huedin 560.1 Brăișoru 563.8 Bologa 566.7 Poieni 573.8 Ciucea 580.2 Lacu Crișului 584.5 Piatra Craiului 588.5 Bulz 590.3 Stâna de Vale 594.5 Bratca 596.7 Bălnaca 600.7 Șuncuiuș 603.1 Peștera 605.3 Vadu Crișului halt 607.6 Vadu Crișului 612.5 Butani 617.1 Aleșd halt 619.7 Aleșd 622.6 Țețchea 626.5 Telechiu 630.9 Tileagd 636.3 Săbolciu 638.5 Săcădat 644.5 Oșorhei  314  to Holod 650.4 Oradea East Crișul Repede River 654.0 Oradea  310  to Arad 659.7 Episcopia Bihor  402  to Satu Mare Romania Hungary border to Püspökladány km This diagram: view talk edit

Line 300 makes up part of the TEN-T Rhine–Danube Corridor. In this context, the line is to be greatly upgraded, improving speed, capacity and interoperability (train lengths, ERTMS).^[2]

The section between Câmpina and Predeal was upgraded between 2007 and 2011, bringing several improvements to the infrastructure along the route.^[3] Between 2012 and 2018, the Coșlariu–Sighișoara section was extensively upgraded to speeds of up to 160 km/h, including the construction of bridges and tunnels to straighten out the alignment of the railway.^[4]