Editing Kuyavian–Pomeranian Voivodeship (section)

==Transportation==
Transportation infrastructure is of critical importance to the voivodeship's economy. Kuyavia-Pomerania is a major node in the Polish transportation system. Railway lines from the South and East pass through [[Bydgoszcz]] to connect to the major ports on the [[Baltic Sea]]. In addition to this, [[Bydgoszcz]] is home to the rolling stock manufacturer [[PESA SA]], Poland's largest and most modern producer of railway and tram products. The province's sole international airport, [[Bydgoszcz Ignacy Jan Paderewski Airport|Ignacy Jan Paderewski Airport]], is located in Bydgoszcz and has connections to a number of European destinations as well as [[Warsaw]], which are all operated by either Irish carrier [[Ryanair]] or [[LOT Polish Airlines]].

The main railway stations of the province are Bydgoszcz main station and Toruń main station; both stations are served by fast [[PKP Intercity]] trains which connect them with the capital [[Warsaw]], as well as other major Polish cities. In addition to these fast express services, inter-regional trains are operated by the firm [[Przewozy Regionalne]], while domestic rail transportation within the voivodeship is provided by [[Arriva RP]], a private firm to which the provincial government subcontracted the provision of rail transport.

The [[A1 autostrada (Poland)|A1]] and [[Expressway S5 (Poland)|S5]] highways pass through the province, with the [[Expressway S10 (Poland)|S10]] also under construction.

All major towns of the province have municipal transportation companies operating buses, while [[Tramways in Bydgoszcz|Bydgoszcz]], [[Tramways in Toruń|Toruń]] and [[Tramways in Grudziądz|Grudziądz]] also have extensive tram systems.