At the beginning of last week, an interesting transport took place across Germany. A Berlin S-Bahn train which was recently presented on the InnoTrans was taken to the Wegberg-Wildenrath’s test center. Here you can see the journey through the lenses of photographers Christian Klotz and Marcel Hilgers.
Note: the unit on the InnoTrans was ‘Halbzug’ 484 002 A/B/C/D – the one in these pictures is the 484 001 A/B/C/D.
1. Kassel
RailAdventure 103 222 starting with Berlin S-Bahn no. 484 001 in Kassel, together with the stabled TRAXX MS3 188 004:
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2. Kassel > Mönchengladbach
RailAdventure 103 222 pulled the train from Kassel Rbf to Rheydt Gbf. On the picture below, the train is crossing the rver Niers, just before the city of Mönchengladbach.
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3. Mönchengladbach > Genhausen
The onward transport from Rheydt Gbf to the testing and validation center in Wegberg-Wildenrath was done with NIAG locomotive “6” alias 277 805 (92 80 1277 805-8 D-NIAG).
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