Former motorcoach used for mailtransport is now in service with Eurailscout and is loaded with equipment to inspect and control railtracks. The locomotive is 6511 of NS Cargo.

International Intercityservice Amsterdam-Brussel at Oudendijk Dordrecht Zuid. The locomotive is owned by the belgian railways, the coaches by the dutch railways

Out of service and waiting for scrap: 3 small locomotives (in Dutch called "locomotoren") at Breda Yard

Former NS electric trainset 766 in original livery now owned by enthousiasts after arrival at Tilburg Station. These trainsets had the nickname "Hondekop" (Dog-nose)

Diesel electric locomotives built in England during Open Day at NedTrain Refurbisment & Overhaul shops

The Paris-Amsterdam High Speed Service performed bij Thalys TGV trainset 4536 passes Dordrecht Zuidendijk

French built Thalys TGV-trainset 4533 enters Dordrecht Station at the Paris-Amsterdam service

Combined electric and diesel traction (!): former NS Cargo locomotive ACTS 1252 and former Belgian diesellocomotive ACTS 6701 leading a containertrain from Onnen to Kijfhoek Yard near Rotterdam

High Speed Trainset Thalys 4532 on normal tracks passes one of the nice photo-points in Dordrecht Netherlands as a train from Paris France to Amsterdam

The Thalys is a special version of the standard TGV. This train can also travel abroad, to Belgium and Holland. Its route is from Amsterdam via Brussels to Paris. In the summer season an extension... (more)

One of the independant freight railways in Holland. Mostly operating between the Rotterdam and Amsterdam docks and Germany.

This model of train is very common, although there are various versions. The "Serie 1600/1700/1800". This is a "serie 1700". They look like French locomotives, (see pic 21927) since they are deriv... (more)

As has been mentioned the two doors in the front open up to link trains. This is illustrated in this pic. This train will be split up halfway, one half going to Den Haag (the Hague) and the other ... (more)

Passenger train between Brussels (Belgium) and Amsterdam (The Netherlands).