DreiLänderBahn

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Multiple unit of the Dreiländerbahn at Finnentrop

DreiLänderBahn (literally: Three States Railway) is the name under which DB Regio NRW, a subsidiary of the German national railway company, Deutsche Bahn, operates a regional group of three light railway lines in the German states of Hesse, North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate.

Services

Service on RB95

There are three different services:

Line
Name
Route
Timetable route no(s).
RB 92 Biggesee-Express Finnentrop–Attendorn–Olpe 442
RB 93 Rothaarbahn Siegen–Kreuztal–Bad Berleburg 443
RB 95 Sieg-Dill-Bahn Au (Sieg)–Wissen–Betzdorf–Siegen–Haiger–Dillenburg 445, 460

Stock

The DreiLänderBahn predominantly operates on non-electrified branch lines. As a result it uses modern diesel multiple units exclusively. Its vehicle fleet includes Alstom LHB Coradia LINT units of DB Classes 640 (LINT 27) and 648 (LINT 41),[1] which offer comfortable seats with armrests and tables in the 1st class accommodation, a video surveillance system and two multi-purpose compartments (e.g. for bicycles or prams). Large windows provide make the interior very light. By contrast, legroom is less than in the older, more traditional Silberling coaches. The DreiLänderBahn also offers a taxi service for connexion to the station. The DreiLänderBahn's multiples are filled at Finnentrop, Dillenburg and Siegen, where they are also cleaned externally.

References

  1. ↑ Die Fahrzeuge, www.dreilaenderbahn.de, accessed on 11 Apr 09.

Source

This article incorporates information from the German Wikipedia.

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