> Is this town far enough away from the RhB line to avoid disruptions from a rockslide? That’ll depend on the amount of rock that comes down, and the topography of the area. If you have a look on Goog

[please answer under the quote] Lets hope that, as the site is still under development, that the full file will be added at a later date (along with English pages) Glenn

[please delete old message when answering] The new site is : http://www.oev-info.ch on an English keyboard. 'o' with an umlaut if you have a continental one. One bonus, under the 'fahrplane aktuell' -

It was previously confined to the car shuttle trains through the Verina tunnel

> Chur - Domat/Ems is a line with double track with one dual gauge track and one metre gauge track Are both lines bi-directional, or is the standard gauge bi-directional and the metre gauge tracks onl

From: David Have any intrepid group members done the hike from Alp Grum to Cavaglia? I did it in 2020, it features a lot of ‘down’ some quite steep pathways, highlight Is probably the side trip to the

From: David Sent: 01 June 2022 17:30 Subject: [SwissRail] Stablini Is Stablini on the RhB a request stop? In a word ‘no’ Stablini is only a passing loop, there are no platforms, it isn’t possible to a

From: David I’ve noticed the RhB is carrying automobiles on the Albula line. It’s for winter driver training, you may see them on the lake at St Moritz or along the line to Scuol where there is a driv

From: Toma Bacic [SwissRail] RhB Stammnetzpendelzüge Be 4/4 I understand that two Be 4/4 transets were recently sold to the MGB. Any further info? Where the trains will be used? toma >they are to be u

<snip> 619 RE1763 Chur - Disentis/Muster More from RhB (with possibly some SBB action Chur - Landquart thrown in) tomorrow. Adam Daniels. I’m due in tomorrow afternoon. There should be a Ge6/6I and AB

13 July 2020 at 13:37 Glenn

From: Rob The graphic timetable is here: https://www.fahrplanfelder.ch/fileadmin/fap_pdf_graphic_tt/2021/GRhB5.pdf 6xxxx numbers are pathways for standard gauge freights, however, they are just that.

From: David ➢ Hope not. Someone will have to check the rocks for dents and scratches.

From: David > A bit off topic: is that the remains of an old switch on the short siding at Alp Grum? > There doesn’t appear to be room for a track with the retaining wall alongside. ➢ It’s a catch poi

Am 29.05.2021 um 07:25 schrieb tudor erich via groups.io: ➢ 801 was only booked to work the one train, then remained at Pontresina.

801 & 802 worked on passenger trains, I have photos of them from 1987 to 2009 as either the lead or second vehicle on passenger trains. In recent years I’ve only seen them on infrastructure trains or

: SwissRail Group Subject: Re: [SwissRail] RhB 6/6ii passenger diagrams Apr 21 Although not a Ge6/6II diagram you don’t mention the booked workings for train 4109 on a Saturday. Glenn

Does anyone know what has happened to this excellent website? The site is still there but all the photographs have disappeared. Some kind of update took place on the 3rd, might be best to ask the site

Subject: [SwissRail] RhB : Is it farewell to 602 ?? ➢ Hopefully just not required at present.

Their replacements on diagrams 402 and 404 are marked as ‘RTZ’ So Capricorns is the answer. That’s not to say that anything else could be seen. Glenn