> And you agree, we are speaking about the Frenkendorf - Ems-Werk move? -----------------------------Interesting that's not the BLS container train I associate with that section of line, mine was a

If you're interested in trams and light rail, I have an electronic subscription to Tramways and Urban Transit. Admittedly it's not the best magazine on the block and since some of the senior

Railway Gazette International International Transport Journal (HQ in Basel) I’ve been able to keep up on specific topics with Google Alerts. George Diese E-Mail

New diagrams from 01.11.2021 have no work for Ge 6/6 II, they are only in reserve https://www.rhbclub.ch/de/saisonale-lokdienste

EA provide pdf copies to premium subscribers though only at the end of the calendar year. The USB Stick with every issue from 1948 to 2017 is still available

In case this is of any interest. Before travelling it is recommendable to check the official government websites rather than asking on forums as the rules can change quickly. That said, I have

I know how that feels, as I am more than an hour (and 23 Francs) away from the ETH library… The "professional" magazines are available in electronic format, as far as I can see (Railway Gazette,

Hello all, I used to be subscriber to Schweizer Eisenbahn Revue. I then cancelled it when I moved in with my GF because I had no way to store all that paper. I also then lived in Bern, where I

Here is the Australian version. It is used to inspect all lines on the Sydney suburban and interurban area, usually weekly. Whilst it is diesel powered, it also operates though the underground

Am 25.10.2021 um 18:22 schrieb csipromo via groups.io: Yes, it's the only one, but numbering isn't exactly like this. Its number is 99 85 91 60 001-5 99 is for rail service vehicles 85 is

Am 25.10.2021 um 18:06 schrieb yatton123 via groups.io: I have never heard this expression and can't imagine what it should stand for. And you agree, we are speaking about the Frenkendorf - Ems-Werk

I thought I'd had a stroke of luck seeing a BLS Brownie last week, not realising just how much luck! Here she is passing my camera on the famous wooded 'racetrack' section between Rupperswil and

Apologies for the poor image quality! There's my camera phone picture of the Brownie near Felsberg.Rob

Am 25.10.2021 um 18:49 schrieb Max Wyss: No, with Davos https://kinder-gr.ch/draussen/wanderwege/freizeittipp-fuer-familien-in-graubuenden-davos/ :-) Markus

Am 25.10.2021 um 17:40 schrieb John Lovda via groups.io: This is a railcar :-P Most things have been said, but to add this: SBB must check all lines where speeds over 160 km/h are possible weekly,

This vehicle is full of sensors and measuring equipment. It is run on all lines at regular intervals, and records track, loading gauge, catenary and whatever else parameters, which provide input for

The association with squirrels is usually with Arosa. What kind of containers did you see? Max.

On several YouTube videos I've seen the BLS container train described as “Eichhörnli-Express” (Squirrel Express). Does anyone why it is so called ?

See here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mermec

As far as I know, XTmass 160 001 is an only child. It was built in Italy to SBB specs. Once an issue is detected, the appropriate work train (rails, catenary, etc) is dispatched to that