On the night the clocks change, 14 PKP Intercity trains will wait at stations for about an hour

On the night of Saturday 24 to Sunday 25 October 2026 Poland switches from summer time to winter time: at 3:00 the clocks go back to 2:00. Because of this, 14 PKP Intercity long-distance trains, including international ones, will make additional stops of about an hour at stations — otherwise they would arrive at the next stations an hour ahead of the winter-time timetable. The stops are planned only at stations, not on the open line.

The carrier stresses that these are not delays: passengers will reach their destinations on schedule, although the actual journey time will be longer. The longest stop is for the IC Ursa from Przemyśl to Berlin: arrival at 2:22 summer time, departure at 3:19 winter time, that is 117 minutes.

The list also includes trains serving the capital: the IC Karkonosze Warszawa Wschodnia–Szklarska Poręba Górna will stop in Kalisz (arrival 2:25 summer time, departure 2:27 winter time), while the train in the opposite direction will wait in Sieradz. The special timetable also applies to the TLK Ustronie Kraków–Kołobrzeg.