On Sunday, June 13, 2010, they gathered over 20,000 people in just four cities – Gdańsk, Gliwice, Częstochowa, and Warsaw. The biggest attractions were locomotives, including the fastest in Poland – the Siemens Eurosprinter “Husarz”, and technical support vehicles, such as catenary maintenance trains, cranes, and power emergency service vehicles. During the event, the Railway Security Guard presented special demonstrations: dog training and a simulation of recovering a stolen car. There was great interest in the locomotive driving simulator, the night walk through the Cross-City Tunnel in Warsaw, and a tour of the disused station clock tower in Gdańsk. There was no shortage of traditional attractions for the youngest visitors. The organizers of Railway Technology Days are: The Association of Transport Engineers and Technicians of the Republic of Poland, PKP S.A., PKP Energetyka, PKP PLK, Telekomunikacja Kolejowa, PKP Cargo, PKP SKM in the Tri-City, CS Szkolenie i Doradztwo, the Railway Museum, PKP Intercity, KOW, and Wars.
– We are extremely pleased that so many people are still interested in our profession – says Grzegorz Grabowski, member of the board and commercial director of PKP Energetyka S.A., on behalf of the organizers. – Watching the latest technical vehicles, locomotives, and comfortable passenger carriages together with them, I look to the future with optimism. The drawings of the youngest children, their great joy, and sincere interest confirm to us that such events should be held.