Regiotrans
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Regiotrans is a private rail company headquartered in Brașov, Romania. It was founded in 2005[1] and is exclusively active in the passenger transport sector.
Routes
A typical Regiotrans diesel unit in Arad railway station
Regiotrans primarily runs local trains. Rolling stock is mainly former SNCF Class X4500 Diesel multiple units.
Regiotrans diesel unit in Dumbrăveni
It is the only operator on several routes:
- Brașov - Zărneşti
- Brașov - Întorsura Buzăului
- Sfântu Gheorghe - Brețcu
- Sighişoara - Odorhei
- Blaj - Praid
- Alba Iulia - Zlatna
- Șibot - Cugir
- Sărăţel - Luduş
- Buziaş - Gătaia - Jamu Mare
- Timişoara Nord - Cruceni
- Berzovia - Oraviţa
- Jimbolia - Lovrin
- Jebel - Giera
- Timişoara Nord - Voiteni - Reşiţa Nord
- Lovrin - Cenad
- Lovrin - Nerău
- Arad - Nădlac
- Arad - Sânnicolau Mare - Valcani
- Nădab - Grăniceri
- Ineu - Cermei
- Iaşi - Podu Iloaiei - Hârlău
- Iaşi - Lețcani - Dângeni - Dorohoi
- Fălticeni - Dolhasca
- Dorohoi - Leorda - Botoşani
- Târgu Neamț - Paşcani
- Roman - Buhăieşti - Iaşi
- Caracal - Corabia
- Alexandria - Zimnicea
- Piteşti - Curtea de Argeş
- Goleşti - Câmpulung Muscel - Argeşel
- Roşiori de Vede - Turnu Măgurele
- Băbeni - Berbești - Alunu
- Golenţi - Poiana Mare
- Cărbunești - Albeni
- Amaradia - Bârsești
On other routes it operates alongside the public railway company CFR (usually with lower frequencies):
- Brașov - Sibiu
- Brașov - Alba Iulia
- Brașov - Sfântu Gheorghe - Miercurea Ciuc
- Sibiu - Copșa Mică - Blaj
- Sibiu - Copşa Mică - Sighişoara
- Sibiu - Alba Iulia
- Luduş - Alba Iulia
- Targu Mureş - Luduş
- Alba Iulia - Şibot
- Alba Iulia - Cluj-Napoca
- Arad - Ineu
- Arad - Nădab
- Dolhasca - Paşcani - Iaşi
- Caracal - Roşiorii de Vede - Alexandria
Regiotrans also has a few long distance trains ( Brașov - Craiova, Brașov - Constanța and Brașov - Iași) and occasionally a tourist steam train, named Dracula Express,[2] between Brașov-Zărneşti and Brașov - Întorsura Buzăului.
References
- ↑ "Trei operatori feroviari au din nou acces pe şinele CFR" (in Romanian). Curierul Naţional. Retrieved 2011-07-03.
- ↑ ""Dracula Expres" pleaca din Brașov" (in Romanian). Romania Libera. Retrieved 2011-07-03.
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