These Lints may bring regional train travel to a whole new level, if they get authorised. Almost five years after Inlandståg bought these units from the Netherlands, they still don’t have a permit for commercial train operation. Technical issues remain unsolved, costs are still a problem. But, the operator from Sweden has a plan:
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