Testrun with the German locomotive 147 558 in Switzerland for collect data of ETCS (European Train Control System).

Two VT 612 are en route Ulm - Basel Bad Bf. This German railway line leads 29 kilometers through the north territory of Switzerland.

A RABe 526 articulated lowfloor trainset "AK" (short version) is in a local service Erzingen - Schaffhausen.

The historic Ae 4/7 11026, built in 1933 by SLM/BBC, is running light engine form Brugg (AG) to Schaffhausen and is now en route on a private siding.

The historic Ae 4/7 11026, built in 1933 by SLM/BBC, is on a transfer run from Schaffhausen to Brugg AG. It is pulling a former SBB passenger and a baggage car and a shunting engine Tem III 334, a... (more)

BLS Cargo Re 465 011 and 012 in multiple control are refit locomotives with the new paint scheme. They are pulling a train (Uckange, France -) Basel – Singen (Germany), loaded with aluminium.

Demolition of a former railway workshop.

A double deck commuter trainset (DPZ) in the S 9 service 18944 Uster - Schaffhausen is running above the Rhine Falls.

Re 465 004, decorated with fine bisquits of company Kambly, heads empty cars from Singen (Germany) to Basel.

Two VT 612 are en route Basel – Ulm. This German railway line leads 29 kilometers through the north territory of Switzerland.

Behind a hump cabin (not in use anymore) Re 430 368 leaves Schaffhausen with a freight train from Limmatal yard to Singen in Germany.

In a wonderful winterlandscape 2 "DPZ" (doubledeck push-pull train) of the S-Bahn Zurich are running the S12 service Brugg - Schaffhausen.

Different trains in Schaffhausen: On the right is the four car doubledeck RABe 511 109 to Zurich. The white yellow VT 612 129/629 is a German train from Singen to Basel. On the left ist the artic... (more)

A DPZ commuter trainset is crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls and is running in the Castle Laufen tunnel.

Still in use are BLS locomotives Re 425, built in the early 1970s. Two Re 425 in multiple control are pulling a train (Dunkirk, France -) Basel – Singen (Germany), loaded with aluminium.