Bohemian track

A bohemian track is a type of railroad track that is designed to be more flexible than traditional railroad tracks. This flexibility allows trains to travel at higher speeds and with less noise and vibration. Bohemian tracks typically use a series of metal plates and rubber pads that are placed in between the rails and the concrete or wooden ties that hold the rails in place. The metal plates are designed to be flexible, allowing the rails to move more freely as trains pass over them. The rubber pads help absorb vibration and reduce noise. Bohemian tracks are used in many different countries around the world, but they are most commonly found in Europe. They are often used in urban areas where noise and vibration can be a problem for nearby residents. Overall, bohemian tracks help make train travel faster, smoother, and more comfortable for both passengers and nearby residents.