Would anyone be able to help with the following loco numbers which I was unable to get due to late running and one guard not allowing me to walk through first class claiming there was a baggage car at

They are not affected because they are Re 4/4II pulled trains. These trains got cancelled because the works required it, and these were the trains that could be cancelled with minimal inconvenience to

*for those that are not fluent in German, it is available in English, www.sbb.ch then EN, then Sitemap, then operational position.* ** ** *Construction work: Gelterkinden - Sissach (SBB CFF

gatehousedc wrote: Knowledgeable people tell me it is an Re 6/6 or Re 620. And they tell me, these trains unload some 800 t from 15 wagons around Zug but they couldn't tell me where exactly and

Yesterday (21 Jan 09) Post Ee 3/3 9 was towed away from Bern in Zollikofen direction by a green SBB Re 4/4. I concentrated on the Post locomotive so didn't read the Re number. But there aren't many

I have noted a series of train movements from Erstfeld to Zug via Walchwil that produce return empties via Rotkreuz (Reversal?)and Immensee. There are two workings each weekday (I think) and two

11253 has replaced 11252 on BLS which has returned to SBB Cargo 11253 worked 3322, 1057 Luzern-Bern today, 22.01.09

Why would only Re 4/4II pulled trains be affected? Were other trains also delayed/detoured? Regards Mike C

Several Re 4/4" powered trains are cancelled between Basel and Olten as listed below: Bauarbeiten: Gelterkinden - Sissach (SBB CFF FFS) Bauarbeiten: Zwischen Gelterkinden und Sissach auf der Linie

. Here are the direct links for the two separate items discussed in recent messages, ie the Synoptic map of the Swiss Pass etc validity, and the station plans area of SBB.ch I sincerely hope these

Many thanks, I thought I used to do it via the station name in the suggested timing possibilities. Bernard [no TOFU on SwissRail! <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOFU> ]

If you want to check a number of stations without having to select timetables for each try this: From SBB.ch homepage: select "en" for english then under the Welcome banner select "travel" then

tudoryork wrote: No, it hasn't been deleted but the makers of the SBB homepage think you only want a Luzern station plan, when you travel to/from Luzern. So you choose a timetable from Luzern to

Go to the www.rail.ch website, do a schedule request for the stations you want a diagram of. To the right of the schedules you'll see "Information on Your Train Stations and below that the station

I`m planning our next holiday trips. I have used the SBB website before many times and am sure I found it possible to display station diagrammatic layouts to locate platforms. I cannot find this

That was the case last time I went there, and is as implied by the synoptic map, see rail.myswitzerland.com/download_sts/uebersichtskarte_en.pdf Don Newing

I think that the Swiss Pass is valid as far as Caux without having to pay extra. Can anyone confirm please? Bernard

wrote: Thanks for all of the details Markus. I did not know if the SBB EWI and IIs (other than IR and NPZ) were still in use. BTW, which loks are used for all the trains mentioned? Regards Mike C

Neil Larry wrote: The coaches are EW II and maybe a single EW I A New Look. But it is very interesting, how much shunting is done: 18044 goes down with 10 (!!) coaches A-B-B-B-A-B-B-A-B-B 4 coaches

wrote: can operated Neil one still variants. that Here is what I could find