Rail transport in Lithuania consists of  of  Russian gauge railway of which  are electrified. This railway network is incompatible with European standard gauge and requires train switching. However, Lithuanian railway network also has  of standard gauge lines. More than half of all inland freight transported in Lithuania is carried by rail. The Trans-European standard gauge Rail Baltica railway, linking Helsinki–Tallinn–Riga–Kaunas–Warsaw and continuing on to Berlin is under construction. In 2017, Lietuvos Geležinkeliai, a company that operates most railway lines in Lithuania, received EU penalty for breaching EU's antitrust laws and restricting competition.