List of schedule fields

This article lists all Timetable charts in the railway part of the Swiss course book . The last major change to the timetable field numbers was in 1982 with the introduction of the interval timetable, when all lines were given a three-digit number at the same time. After that there were only a few adjustments. Probably the most frequently changed timetable field was that of the Gotthard line, which has already been divided into 600 and 601 and brought together again several times. Unless otherwise noted, the fields are based on the 2017 edition of the course book.

The list of the current timetable fields can be requested and downloaded from the official homepage.

Contents overview
1 Structure of a timetable field
1.1 numbering
2 List of schedule fields
2.1 Timetable fields 100… 2.2 Timetable fields 200… 2.3 Timetable fields 300… 2.4 Timetable fields 400… 2.5 Timetable fields 500… 2.6 Timetable fields 600… 2.7 Timetable fields 700… 2.8 Timetable fields 800… 2.9 Timetable fields 900… 2.10 Set lines
3 comments
4 See also
5 web links
6 individual proofs

A click on one of the different colored subnets leads to the corresponding section in the table below.

Structure of a timetable field

A timetable field shows the traffic times of all trains between two junction stations. This means that most long-distance trains run over several timetable fields, and also often the regional trains. This also makes the timetable fields different from the Deutsche Bahn course book routes, as the focus is more on the trains that run on the routes. Because most trains cross the field, there are headers and footers that show the most important direct connections. If there are frequent intervals or stops, there are often separate timetable fields for local transport connections, but this is always noted in the long-distance traffic timetable field.

For example, the route Bern – Zurich, on which non-stop trains run, is divided into the timetable fields 450 (Bern – Olten) and 650 (Olten – Zurich), whereby the two possible routes of long-distance trains are taken into account in both course fields.

numbering

The numbering runs from west to east and from north to south whenever possible.

There are the following number blocks (as of 2008):

• Lanes: 100 to 960
• Alpine car trains: 1975 to 1986
• Cable cars: 2003 to 2995
• Ships: 3150 to 3940
• Abroad (in 4 separate brochures): 4100 to 4590 (long-distance connections) and 5100 to 5470 (routes close to the border)
• Night buses: 9301 to 9609
• Buses: 10.001 to 94.218 by region and route number (until 2007 100.10 to 960.85)
• Local and city networks: at the beginning of the region as XX,000 (until 2007 991.01 to 995.95)

The most important long-distance traffic axes were given the 100 and 50 numbers, the 100 in the north-south direction and the 50 in the west-east direction. The 10 numbers were then distributed to the other important lines. The 1 to 9 numbers were then used for the local and secondary lines connecting to these lines.

If a timetable field has to be split up for any reason (e.g. Gotthard or S-Bahn Bern), the field is given a XXX.Y number.

Since the timetables of the foreign railways were mostly incomplete at the time the timetable was printed, they were moved to a separate volume, ultimately even distributed in four brochures, which do not always appear at the same time and are sometimes not valid for a whole year (e.g. E.g. December 10, 2006 to July 7, 2007 for the brochure France, etc.). The classification is based on the four large neighboring countries:

• Fields 41XX and 51XX France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, London
• Fields 42XX and 52XX Germany, Netherlands
• Fields 43XX and 53XX Austria, Central Europe
• Fields 44XX and 54XX Italy

As of 2017/18, the bus routes will be divided into 20 regions, from 10 “Vaud without Chablais” to 94 “Tirol”, followed by the usual route number - if available. The ZVV bus line 950 is then z. B. classified as 70,950.

With this new system (2007) the previous numbering system was abandoned with a XXX.YY number, whereby the number in front of the point should generally be the timetable field number of the most important transfer station. The two digits after the point were assigned as required, with an attempt to have 10-bus timetable numbers start from the same train station.

List of schedule fields

The numbers used before 1982, which are set in parentheses, no longer completely correspond to the current numbering. Fields that span several of today's are not marked. If nothing is noted, the information comes from the 1981–82 winter course book. The information from 1981/82 does not have to agree with earlier course books, for example the Bürkli - Swiss course book summer 1948 has numbers 35a for the Aigle – Leysin line instead of 24c, 27a for Aigle – Ollon – Monthey – Champéry instead of 24b.

Timetable field	before 1982	route	Infrastructure operator	Traffic Company	Remarks
Timetable fields 100 ...
100	20th	Lausanne – Sion – Brig	SBB	SBB / Regionalps
101	5	Lausanne-Flon-Echallens-Bercher	LEB =	Chemin de fer Lausanne-Echallens-Bercher
103 (until 2006)	8th	Ouchy – Gare CFF – Lausanne-Flon	LO =	LO Lausanne-Ouchy	new: timetable field 10,000
104 (until 2006)	8th	Gare CFF – Lausanne-Flon	LO =	LO Lausanne-Ouchy	new: timetable field 10,000
111	21st	Vevey-Puidoux-Chexbres	SBB	SBB	Track owner until 2013: VCh
112	12a, 21b	Vevey – Blonay – Les Pléiades	MVR =	Transports Montreux – Vevey – Riviera
115	23b	Blonay – Chamby	MVR	Blonay – Chamby museum railway
115.1	-	Chamby-Musée-Blonay-Vevey	MVR	Blonay – Chamby museum railway	Seasonal steam train
120	23, 48	Montreux – Château-d'Oex – Gstaad –Zweisimmen – Lenk in the Simmental	MOB =	Montreux-Bernese Oberland Railway
121	23a	Montreux-Glion-Caux-Rochers-de-Naye	MVR =	Transports Montreux – Vevey – Riviera
124	24a	Aigle – Le Sépey – Les Diablerets	TPC =	Transports Publics du Chablais
125	24c	Aigle-Leysin	TPC =	Transports Publics du Chablais
126	24b	Aigle-Ollon-Monthey-Champéry	TPC =	Transports Publics du Chablais
127	25a	Bex-Villars-sur-Ollon	TPC =	Transports Publics du Chablais
128	25a	Villars-sur-Ollon-Col-de-Bretaye	TPC =	Transports Publics du Chablais
130	25th	St-Gingolph-Bouveret-Monthey-St-Maurice	SBB	Regional ps	earlier timetable field 131
132	26th	Martigny – Le Châtelard-Frontière – Vallorcine (–Chamonix – St-Gervais)	TMR =	Transports de Martigny et Régions
133	26a	Martigny – Sembrancher – Le Châble (–Verbier) Sembrancher – Orsières	TMR	Regional ps	Chemins de fer Martigny-Orsières
138	(20, 28)	Brig – Visp	SBB / MGI	SBB / Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn	since January 28, 2008
139	28a	Zermatt – Gornergrat	GGB =	Gornergratbahn	earlier schedule field 142
140	28	Brig – Visp – Zermatt	MGI	Matterhorn Gotthard Railway
141	28b	Täsch – Zermatt (shuttle trains with suitcase trolleys)	MGI	Matterhorn Gotthard Railway
142	29	Brig – Fiesch – Oberwald – Andermatt – Göschenen	MGI	Matterhorn Gotthard Railway	Furka-Oberalp Railway ; Timetable field 142 originally Zermatt – Gornergrat (new: timetable field 139)
143	29	Andermatt – Oberalppass – Sedrun – Disentis / Mustér	MGI	Matterhorn Gotthard Railway	Furka-Oberalp Railway
144	-	Zermatt – Brig – Andermatt – Disentis –St. Moritz / Davos Platz	MGI / RhB	MGB / RhB	Glacier Express
145	20th	Brig – Domodossola	SBB	SBB	Simplon tunnel
150	10	Lancy-Pont-Rouge / Genève-Aéroport-Genève-Nyon-Morges-Lausanne	SBB	SBB
151	(4)	Bellegarde (Ain) - La Plaine - Genève "Rhône Express Régional"	SBB	SBB / SNCF	Rhône Express Regional
152	-	Genève-Aéroport-Genève	SBB	SBB
155	12	Nyon-St-Cergue-La Cure	NStCM =	Chemin de fer Nyon-Saint-Cergue-Morez
156	12b	Morges-Apples-Bière Apples-L'Isle-Mont-la-Ville	MBC =	Transports from the region Morges – Bière – Cossonay	Chemin de fer Bière-Apples-Morges
Schedule fields 200 ...
200	20, 30a	Vallorbe – Lausanne	SBB	SBB
201	24	Vallorbe – Le Brassus	SBB / Travys =	SBB / Travys	Chemin de fer Pont-Brassus
202	30a	Lausanne – Renens VD – Cossonay	SBB	SBB
203 (until 2007)	-	Lausanne-Flon-UNIL-EPFL-Renens VD	TSOL =	Tramway du sud-ouest lausannois	Transports publics de la région Lausannoise , new: Timetable field 10,000
210	30, 30a	Lausanne – Yverdon-les-Bains –Neuchâtel – Biel / Bienne	SBB	SBB	Jura footline
211	30b	Orbe – Chavornay	Travys =	Travys
212	30c	Ste-Croix-Yverdon-les-Bains	Travys =	Travys	Chemin de fer Yverdon – Ste-Croix
213 (until 2013)	30d	Neuchâtel – Areuse – Boudry	TN =	Transports en commun de Neuchâtel and environs	new: timetable field 215
215	30d	Neuchâtel – Areuse – Boudry	TN =	Transports Régionaux Neuchâtelois	Neuchâtel tram ; since 2014, previously schedule field 213
218 (to?)		Travers-Fleurier-Buttes	TRN =	Transports Régionaux Neuchâtelois	Régional du Val-de-Travers , new: part of Fahrpfeld 221
220 (until 2006)		Bern – Neuchâtel	BLSN	BLS AG	new: timetable field 305
221	31b	Pontarlier / Buttes – Fleurier – Travers – Neuchâtel	SBB / TRN =	SBB / Transports Régionaux Neuchâtelois	Régional du Val-de-Travers , Travers – Fleurier – Buttes formerly timetable field 218
222	32c	Les Ponts-de-Martel – La Chaux-de-Fonds	TRN =	Transports Régionaux Neuchâtelois	Chemins de fer des Montagnes Neuchâteloises
223	32	Le Locle – La Chaux-de-Fonds – Chambrelien – Neuchâtel	SBB	SBB
224	32b	Les Brenets – Le Locle	TRN =	Transports Régionaux Neuchâtelois	Chemins de fer des Montagnes Neuchâteloises
225	38	La Chaux-de-Fonds-St-Imier-Sonceboz-Biel / Bienne	SBB	SBB
226	39	Moutier – Tavannes – Sonceboz – Biel / Bienne	SBB	SBB
230	35	Biel / Bienne – Moutier – Delémont – Laufen – Basel	SBB / BLSN	SBB	Jura Railway
231	34	Biel / Bienne – Grenchen north / south	SBB / BLSN	SBB
236	37, 36a	La Chaux-de-Fonds-Le Noirmont-Saignelégier-Glovelier	CJ =	Chemins de fer du Jura
237	37	Le Noirmont-Tavannes	CJ =	Chemins de fer du Jura
238	36b	Porrentruy – Bonfol	CJ =	Chemins de fer du Jura
240	36	Delle – Porrentruy – Delémont	SBB	SBB
249	(10)	Lausanne – Puidoux-Chexbres – Palézieux	SBB	SBB	since 2008
250	10	Lausanne – Romont – Friborg	SBB	SBB	Timetable field 250 originally to Bern (since the Bern S-Bahn part of timetable field 301)
251	16	Lausanne – Palézieux – Payerne	SBB	SBB	Broye longitudinal
252	17th	Yverdon – Payerne – Friborg	SBB	SBB	Broye transversal
253	16b	Bull - Broc	TPF =	Transports publics Fribourgeois
254	13	Bull – Romont	TPF =	Transports publics Fribourgeois
255	18th	Neuchâtel – Ins – Murten – Friborg and Kerzers – Murten – Friborg	BLSN / TPF	Transports publics Fribourgeois
256	14th	Palézieux – Châtel-St-Denis – Bulle – Gruyères – Montbovon	TPF =	Transports publics Fribourgeois
260 (in front of the  Bern S-Bahn )	40	Biel / Bienne – Lyss – Bern	SBB	SBB	since then part of timetable field 303
261 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)	49	Biel – Täuffelen – Ins	ASm =	Aare Seeland mobile	since then timetable field 290
290	49	Biel – Täuffelen – Ins	ASm =	Aare Seeland mobile	Biel-Täuffelen-Ins-Bahn ; Timetable field 290 originally Thun – Bern (since then part of timetable field 301)
291	16, 50c	Kerzers – Lyss – Büren on the Aare	SBB	BLS AG	Lyss – Büren an der Aare was part of timetable field 415 until 1994
295	46	Bern – Muri – Worb village	RBS	SVB Bernmobil	Tram, in front of the S-Bahn Bern – Muri – Worb Dorf – Bolligen – Bern (Worb Dorf – Bolligen – Bern since timetable field 307)
296 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)	40c	Bern – Unterzollikofen	RBS =	Regional traffic Bern – Solothurn	since then part of timetable field 309
297 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)	42	Schwarzenburg – Bern	BLSN	BLS AG	Today timetable field 306
298 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)		Bern – Belp – Thun	BLSN	BLS AG	since then part of timetable field 303
299	(40a, 40b)	Bern Europaplatz – Bern – Bern Wankdorf	SBB / BLSN	BLS AG	since S-Bahn Bern
Schedule fields 300 ...
300	(40)	Bern – Thun – Spiez – Visp – Brig	SBB / BLSN	SBB / BLS AG	since 2007 through the Lötschberg base tunnel (Lötschberg mountain route since timetable field 330)
301 (until 2009)	(10, 40)	Friborg – Bern – Münsingen – Thun	SBB	SBB / BLS AG	since S-Bahn Bern, previously part of timetable fields 250 and 290, since 2009 divided into timetable fields 301 and 302
302	(10, 40)	Laupen – Bern – Langnau	SBB	SBB / BLS AG	since 2009 part of 301
303	40	Biel / Bienne – Lyss – Bern – Belp – Thun	SBB / BLSN	SBB / BLS AG	since S-Bahn Bern, previously timetable fields 260 and 298
304.1		Bern – Burgdorf – Solothurn	SBB / BLSN	BLS AG	since S-Bahn Bern, previously part of timetable fields 440 and 450
304.2		Bern – Burgdorf – Ramsei – Langnau / Sumiswald-Grünen	SBB / BLSN	BLS AG	since Bern S-Bahn, previously part of timetable fields 441, 444 and 450
305		Neuchâtel / Payerne – Kerzers – Bern	SBB / BLSN	BLS AG	since 2007, previously schedule field 220
306	(42)	Schwarzenburg – Bern	BLSN / SBB	BLS AG	since 2009, previously schedule field 302, originally schedule field 297
307	45	Bern – Bolligen – Worb village	RBS =	Regional traffic Bern – Solothurn	since S-Bahn Bern, previously part of timetable field 295
308	52	Solothurn – Bern	RBS =	Regional traffic Bern – Solothurn	since Bern S-Bahn, previously timetable field 420
309	40c	Bern – Unterzollikofen	RBS =	Regional traffic Bern – Solothurn	since Bern S-Bahn, previously timetable field 296
310	40	Bern – Thun – Spiez – Interlaken	SBB / BLSN	SBB / BLS AG
311	41	Interlaken – Lauterbrunnen – Wengen – Kleine Scheidegg – Jungfraujoch	BOB / WAB / JB =	BOB / WAB / JB
312	41	Interlaken – Grindelwald – Kleine Scheidegg – Jungfraujoch	BOB / WAB / JB =	BOB / WAB / JB
313	41a	Lauterbrunnen – Mürren	BLM =	Lauterbrunnen – Mürren cable car
314	41b	Wilderswil – Schynige Platte	BOB =	BOB	Schynige Platte Railway
320	47	Spiez – Zweisimmen	BLSN	BLS AG
330	(40)	Spiez – Lötschberg – Brig	BLSN	BLS AG	Lötschberg line , until 2007 timetable field 300
340	55	Burgdorf – Konolfingen – Thun	BLSN	BLS AG	Burgdorf-Thun Railway ; since S-Bahn Bern, previously timetable field 442
Schedule fields 400 ...
410	51	Biel / Bienne – Solothurn – Olten	SBB	SBB	Jura foot line , Gäubahn
411	54	Moutier – Solothurn	BLSN	SBB	Solothurn-Munster Railway
412	53	Balsthal – Oensingen	OeBB	SBB
413	51a	Solothurn – Niederbipp – Oensingen / Langenthal	ASm =	Aare Seeland mobile	Solothurn-Niederbipp Railway
414	51a	Langenthal – St. Urban brick factory	ASm =	Aare Seeland mobile
415 (until 1994)	50c	Lyss – Büren on the Aare (–Solothurn)	SBB	SBB	since then part of timetable field 291
420 (in front of the  Bern S-Bahn )	52	Solothurn – Bern	RBS =	Regional traffic Bern – Solothurn	since S-Bahn Bern timetable field 308
440	56	Langnau / Langenthal – Wolhusen – Lucerne	SBB / BLSN	BLS AG	Huttwil-Wolhusen Railway ; since S-Bahn Bern, previously timetable field 445, timetable field 440 originally Thun – Bern (since part of timetable field 304.1)
441 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)		Burgdorf – Ramsei – Langnau	BLSN	BLS AG	since then part of timetable field 304.2
442 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)	55	Burgdorf – Konolfingen – Thun	BLSN	BLS AG	since then timetable field 340
444 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)		Ramsei – Sumiswald Greens	BLSN	BLS AG	since then part of timetable field 304.2, section Sumiswald-Grünen-Huttwil museum operations
445 (in front of the Bern S-Bahn)	56	Langenthal – Wolhusen	BLSN	BLS AG	since then timetable field 440
450	50	Bern – Olten	SBB	SBB	Railway line Olten – Bern and NBS Mattstetten – Rothrist
455	-	Bern – Zofingen – Lucerne	SBB	SBB
460	58	Bern – Langnau – Lucerne	SBB	BLS AG
470	61	Lucerne – Brünig – Interlaken	Eg =	Zentralbahn	Brünigbahn
471	61, 47, 23	Lucerne – Interlaken – Zweisimmen – Montreux	E.g. / BLSN / MOB		GoldenPass
472	63	Lucerne – Hergiswil	Eg =	Zentralbahn
473	75a	Alpnachstad – Pilatus	PB =	Pilatusbahn
474	63a	Meiringen – Innertkirchen	MIB / KWO =	Meiringen-Innertkirchen Railway
475	75	Brienz – Rothorn	BRB =	Brienz-Rothorn Railway
480	62	Lucerne – Stans – Engelberg	Eg =	Zentralbahn	Lucerne-Stans-Engelberg Railway
498		Basel SBB – Saint-Louis (Haut-Rhin)	SNCF Réseau	SNCF
499		Basel SBB – Basel Bad Bf	SBB / DB network	SBB / Deutsche Bahn	Basel connecting railway , formerly timetable field 520
Schedule fields 500 ...
500	60	Basel – Olten	SBB	SBB	Hauenstein line
501		Basel SBB – Zell (Wiesental)	SBB / DB network	SBB	Basel S-Bahn
502	60c	Waldenburg – Liestal	BLT =	Baselland Transport AG	Waldenburgerbahn
503	60b	Sissach – Läufelfingen – Olten	SBB	SBB	old Hauenstein line
505	64, 65	Dornach – Basel train station SBB – Rodersdorf	BLT / BVB	Baselland Transport AG	Birseckbahn / Birsigthalbahn
506	64	Ettingen – Oberwil – Basel Wiesenplatz	BLT / BVB	Baselland Transport AG	Birsigthalbahn
507	64a	Aesch – Basel train station SBB – St-Louis border	BLT / BVB	Baselland Transport AG	Basel-Aesch tram
508	64	Reinach Süd – Denkmal – Basel Theater and Reinach Süd – Heiliggeistkirche – Basel Theater	BLT / BVB	Baselland Transport AG	Basel-Aesch tram
510	60	Olten – Lucerne	SBB	SBB
514	60e, 60d	Zofingen – Suhr – Lenzburg	SBB	SBB
520 (to?)		Basel SBB – Basel Bad Bf	SBB / DB network	SBB / Deutsche Bahn	new: timetable field 499
550 (to?)		Aarau – Brugg	SBB	SBB	since then part of timetable field 650
Timetable fields 600 ...
600	70 (124, 81, 70)	Lucerne / Zurich – Gotthard – Chiasso	SBB	SBB	Gotthard Railway , previously timetable fields 601, 602 and 665
601 (to?)		Immensee – Gotthard – Chiasso	SBB	SBB	new: Part of timetable field 600
602	75c	Arth-Goldau-Rigi	RB =	Rigi railways	Arth-Rigi-Bahn , formerly timetable field 604, timetable field 602 originally Lucerne – Immensee (new: part of timetable field 600)
603	75b	Vitznau – Rigi	RB =	Rigi railways	Vitznau-Rigi Railway
604 (to?)	75c	Arth-Goldau-Rigi	RB =	Rigi railways	new: timetable field 602
610 (until 2003)	29	Brig – Fiesch – Oberwald – Andermatt – Göschenen	MGI	Matterhorn Gotthard Railway	Furka-Oberalp-Bahn , new: timetable field 142
611 (until 2003)	-	Glacier Express Zermatt – Brig – Andermatt – Disentis – St. Moritz / Davos Platz	MGI / RhB	MGB / RhB	Glacier Express , new: timetable field 144
612 (until 2003)	29	Andermatt – Oberalppass – Sedrun – Disentis / Mustér	MGI	Matterhorn Gotthard Railway	Furka-Oberalp-Bahn , new: Timetable field 143
615	-	Realp DFB – Furka – Gletsch – Oberwald	DFB =	Furka mountain route steam train
620	74	Locarno – Domodossola	FART / SSIF =	FART / SSIF	Centovalli Railway
630		Mendrisio – Varese – Malpensa Aeroporto	SBB / RFI	SBB ( TILO )
631	70	Erstfeld – Airolo – Bellinzona – Chiasso – Milano	SBB	SBB (TILO)
632	70c	Biasca – Bellinzona – Locarno	SBB	SBB (TILO)
633	70d	Bellinzona – Luino – Gallarate	SBB / RFI	SBB (TILO)
635	73	Lugano – Ponte Tresa	FLP =	Ferrovia Lugano-Ponte Tresa
636	73a	Capolago – Generoso	MG =	Monte Generoso Railway
641 (until 2011)	60d	Aarau – Lenzburg – Othmarsingen	SBB	SBB	since then timetable field 653
643	67	Aarau – Schöftland	WSB =	Wynental- and Suhrentalbahn
644	66	Aarau – Menziken	WSB =	Wynental- and Suhrentalbahn
650	50	Olten – Brugg – Baden – Zurich and Olten – Aarau – Lenzburg – Zurich	SBB	SBB	Aarau – Brugg formerly timetable field 550
650.1	50	Olten – Lenzburg – Zurich	SBB	SBB	Heitersberg line
651	88	Lenzburg – Lucerne	SBB	SBB	Seetalbahn
652	85	Brugg – Othmarsingen – Lenzburg	SBB	SBB
653	84	Aarau – Lenzburg / Othmarsingen – Wohlen – Rotkreuz – Arth-Goldau	SBB	SBB	Aargauische Südbahn , Aarau – Lenzburg – Othmarsingen until 2011, timetable field 641
654	83	Wohlen – Bremgarten – Dietikon	BDWM =	BDWM Transport	Bremgarten-Dietikon-Bahn , Bremgarten – Wohlen: owned by SBB, formerly timetable field 655
655 (to?)	83	Wohlen – Bremgarten – Dietikon	BDWM =	BDWM Transport	new: timetable field 654
660	81	Zurich – Zug – Lucerne	SBB	SBB
665 (to?)	83	Zug – Arth-Goldau	SBB	SBB	new: Part of timetable field 600
670	76	Rapperswil – Pfäffikon SZ – Arth-Goldau	SOB =	Swiss Southeast Railway	Voralpen-Express
671	76	Rapperswil – Pfäffikon SZ	SOB	Swiss Southeast Railway / SBB
672	77	Wädenswil – Einsiedeln	SOB	Swiss Southeast Railway / SBB
Schedule fields 700 ...
700	80	Basel SBB – Frick – Brugg AG – Zurich HB	SBB	SBB	Bözberg line
700	108	Basel SBB – Stein-Säckingen – Laufenburg	SBB	SBB	Säckingen – Laufenburg (–Koblenz) formerly part of timetable field 706
701	108b	Baden – Koblenz – Waldshut / Zurzach	SBB / DB network	SBB / Thurbo
703	118a	Baden – Regensdorf-Watt – Zurich	SBB	SBB	earlier timetable field 755
705 (to?)	108	Winterthur – Bülach	SBB	SBB / Thurbo	new: Part of timetable field 761
706 (to?)	108	Stein-Säckingen-Zurzach-Koblenz-Eglisau	SBB	SBB / Thurbo	new: Part of timetable fields 700 and 761
710	50	Brugg AG – Zurich	SBB	SBB
711	86	Zurich – Affoltern am Albis – Zug	SBB	SBB
712	120b	Zurich HB – Adliswil – Sihlbrugg	SZU =	Sihltal-Zürich-Uetliberg-Bahn	Sihltalbahn , since 2006 only to Sihlwald
713	120c	Zurich HB – Uetliberg	SZU =	Sihltal-Zürich-Uetliberg-Bahn	Uetlibergbahn
714	124	Zurich Wiedikon – Sihlbrugg	SZU	Zurich Museum Railway (ZMB)	Steam trains, Wiedikon-Giesshübel freight link
720	124, 90	Zurich – Thalwil – Ziegelbrücke	SBB	SBB	Left bank Zurichseebahn , previously timetable field 721
720	81	Zurich – Thalwil – Zug	SBB	SBB
721 (to?)	124, 90	Zurich – Thalwil – Ziegelbrücke	SBB	SBB	new: Part of timetable field 720
730	120	Zurich – Meilen – Rapperswil	SBB	SBB	Right bank Zurichseebahn , formerly timetable field 735
731	119	Zurich Stadelhofen – Forch – Esslingen	FB =	Forchbahn
732	120d	Zurich Römerhof – Dolder	DBZ =	Dolderbahn
735	111	Rapperswil – Ziegelbrücke	SBB	SBB	formerly part of timetable field 736, timetable field 735 formerly Zurich – Meilen – Rapperswil
736	120a	Brick Bridge – Linthal	SBB	SBB	formerly Rapperswil – Ziegelbrücke – Linthal
740	(116, 118)	Zurich – Uster – Wetzikon – Hinwil	SBB	SBB	Wetzikon – Hinwil formerly part of timetable field 757
740	116	Zurich – Uster – Wetzikon – Rapperswil – Pfäffikon SZ	SBB / SOB	SBB	Glatthalbahn
742	-	Bauma-Hinwil	DVZO / SBB	Zurich Oberland Steam Railway Association	Uerikon-Bauma-Bahn
750	123	Zurich – Winterthur	SBB	SBB
751	123	Zurich HB – Wallisellen	SBB	SBB
752	123	Zurich HB – Zurich Airport	SBB	SBB
753	118	Effretikon – Wetzikon	SBB	SBB	former part of timetable field 757
754	117	Winterthur – Bauma – Rüti ZH – Rapperswil – Pfäffikon SZ	SBB / SOB	SBB	Winterthur-Grüze – Rüti ZH: Tösstalbahn
755 (to?)	118a	Wettingen-Otelfingen-Zurich Oerlikon-Effretikon	SBB	SBB	Wettingen – Oerlikon new: part of timetable field 703
757 (to?)		Effretikon – Wetzikon – Hinwil	SBB	SBB	new: timetable field 753 and part of timetable field 740
760	107b	Niederweningen – Oberglatt – Zurich	SBB	SBB	Wehntalbahn , formerly timetable field 761
760	107	Schaffhausen – Bülach – Zurich	SBB	SBB / Thurbo
761	108	Waldshut – Koblenz – Zurzach – Bülach – Winterthur	SBB	SBB / Thurbo	Winterthur – Bülach previously part of timetable field 705, Koblenz – Eglisau previously part of timetable field 706; Timetable field 761 formerly Oberglatt – Niederweningen (today part of timetable field 760)
762	108a	Schaffhausen – Winterthur	SBB	SBB / Thurbo	Rhine Falls Railway
763	108c	Erzingen – Schaffhausen – Singen (Hohentwiel)	DB network	Deutsche Bahn / Thurbo	Hochrheinbahn
Schedule fields 800 ...
801		Zurich Oerlikon – Zurich HB – Stettbach – Zurich Tiefenbrunnen – Zurich Wollishofen	SBB	SBB	Inner-city SBB connections Zurich
820	109	Schaffhausen – Kreuzlingen – Romanshorn	SBB	Thurbo	Sea line
821	102	Stein am Rhein-Winterthur	SBB	SBB
830	(106)	Constance-Weinfelden	Thurbo	Thurbo / SBB	Mittelthurgau Railway , until 2006: Engen – Singen – Konstanz – Weinfelden ( Seehas ), originally Konstanz – Weinfelden – Wil
831 (until 2006)	-	Radolfzell – Stockach	DB network	SBB GmbH	Seehäsle
835	106	Weinfelden-Wil	Thurbo	Thurbo	Mittelthurgau Railway , formerly part of timetable field 830; Timetable field 835 formerly Frauenfeld – Wil (today timetable field 841)
840	110	Winterthur – Frauenfeld – Romanshorn	SBB	SBB / Thurbo
841	103	Frauenfeld – Wil	FW =	Frauenfeld-Wil Railway	earlier timetable field 835
845	109	Romanshorn – Rorschach	SBB	Thurbo	Sea line
850	100	Winterthur – St. Gallen	SBB	SBB / Thurbo	Sankt Gallisch-Appenzell Railway
852	104	Weinfelden – St. Gallen	SBB	Thurbo	Bischofszellerbahn
853	105	Wil-Nesslau-Neu St. Johann	SBB / SOB	SBB / Swiss Southeast Railway / Thurbo	Bodensee-Toggenburg-Bahn , formerly timetable field 872
854	115	Gossau SG – Herisau – Appenzell – Wasserauen	AB =	Appenzell Railways	Appenzell Railway , Säntis Railway
855	113	Appenzell – St. Gallen – Trogen	AB =	Appenzell Railways	St. Gallen-Gais-Appenzell Railway
856	114	Gais – Altstätten city	AB =	Appenzell Railways	Altstätten-Gais Railway
857	115b	Rorschach – Heiden	AB =	Appenzell Railways	Rorschach-Heiden mountain railway
858	115c	Rheineck – Walzenhausen	AB =	Appenzell Railways	Rheineck – Walzenhausen mountain railway
859 (until 2018)	115a	St. Gallen – Speicher – Trogen	AB =	Appenzell Railways	Trogenerbahn , from 2019 timetable field 855
870	111	Romanshorn – St. Gallen – Wattwil – Rapperswil	SOB / SBB	Swiss Southeast Railway / SBB / Thurbo	Bodensee-Toggenburg-Bahn , Rickenbahn , Voralpen-Express
872 (to?)	105	Wil-Nesslau-Neu St. Johann	SBB / SOB	SBB / Swiss Southeast Railway / Thurbo	new: timetable field 853
880	110	St. Gallen – Rorschach – Buchs SG – Sargans – Chur	SBB	SBB / Thurbo
881	-	Wil / Herisau – St. Gallen – Altstätten	SBB / SOB	SBB / Thurbo	since S-Bahn St. Gallen
Schedule fields 900 ...
900	90	Zurich HB – Ziegelbrücke – Sargans – Chur	SBB	SBB
905	110a	Sargans – Chur	SBB	SBB
910	92	Chur – Landquart – Davos	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway	Davos line
910	-	Chur – Landquart – Vereina – Scuol-Tarasp	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway	Club line
915	92	Davos-Filisur	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway
920	93	Chur – Disentis / Mustér – Andermatt	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway	Oberländer or Surselval line , Oberalpbahn
930	90a	Chur-Arosa	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway	Arosa Railway
940	91	Chur – Thusis – St. Moritz	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway	Albula line
941	92, 90c	Schiers – Landquart – Chur – Thusis	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway
950	85	St. Moritz – Pontresina – Tirano	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway	Bernina Railway
960	90b, 94	Pontresina-Samedan-Scuol-Tarasp	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway	Engadine line
960	90d	St. Moritz – Samedan	RhB =	Rhaetian Railway
Set lines
(415)	50c	Büren on the Aare – Solothurn	SBB	SBB	Remnant Lyss – Büren an der Aare part of timetable field 291 since then
(415)	50c	Solothurn – Herzogenbuchsee	SBB	SBB	Route partially integrated into the high-speed route, the rest canceled
(443)		Sumiswald-Grünen-Wasen	ETB =	Emmentalbahn GmbH	formerly BLS, owned by Emmentalbahn GmbH since 2014
-	97	Sursee – Triengen	ST =	Sursee-Triengen Railway	freight transport and steam trains to order
-	133c	Locarno – Ponte Brolla – Bignasco	FART =	Ferrovie autolinee regionali ticinesi	Maggia Valley Railway , route from Ponte Brolla canceled
(645)		Lenzburg – Wettingen	SBB	SBB	Alternative route for the Heitersberg tunnel
(652)	83	Wohlen – Fahrwangen	WMB =	Wohlen-Meisterschwanden-Bahn	Freight traffic to Villmergen, the rest canceled
-	152	Wetzikon miles	WMB =	Wetzikon-Meilen-Bahn	Route canceled
-	150a	Uster – Oetwil	UOeB =	Uster-Oetwil train	Route canceled

Remarks

1. ↑ Equal sign =: Transport company operates the line on its own infrastructure
2. ↑ from January 22, 2006 replacement bus service Ouchy – Gare CFF – Lausanne Montbenon
3. ↑ ^{a b c d} no licensed passenger transport
4. ↑ ^{a b} at that time Friborg / Laupen – Bern – Münsingen – Thun
5. ↑ Closure of operations in Büren an der Aare – Solothurn
6. ↑ Since the 2007 timetable, timetable field 831 no longer exists as SBB GmbH no longer operates the Seehäsle line .
7. ↑ Until 2018 (opening of the Appenzell – St. Gallen – Trogen diameter line) only St. Gallen – Appenzell

See also

• List of Swiss railway companies
• List of narrow-gauge railways in Switzerland
• List of mountain railways in Switzerland
• Austrian railway course book

Web links

• Schematic map of the public transport lines with details of the timetable fields from the current timetable (PDF file; 2.38 MB; accessed on February 5, 2017)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Numbers of the timetable fields
2. ↑ Homepage timetable fields
3. ↑ Draft timetable 2018: Bus field numbers , accessed on December 12, 2017
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah} Hans G. Wägli: Swiss rail network and Swiss rail profile CH +. AS Verlag , Zurich, 2010, ISBN 978-3-909111-74-9 .