Weser Railway

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RB 77 Weser Railway
Course book section (DB) : 372
Route length: 110 km
Top speed: 120 km / h
Federal states: North Rhine-Westphalia ,
Lower Saxony
Traffic Company: NordWestBahn ,
until December 2021
Train run
End station - start of the route
0 Bünde (Westf) IC , RE , RB
Station, station
5 Kirchlengern RE, RB
Station, station
10 Wages (Westf) RE
Station, station
16 Bad Oeynhausen South  
Station, station
22nd Vlotho
Station, station
29 Rinteln
Station, station
51 Hessian Oldendorf
   
63 Hameln
Station, station
75 Coppenbrugge
Station, station
79 Voldagsen
Station, station
83 Osterwald
Station, station
92 Elze (Han) IC, RE
Station, station
98 Nordstemmen RE
   
104 Emmerke
   
110 Hildesheim Central Station ICE , RE

The Weser-Bahn is a train route in North Rhine-Westphalia and Lower Saxony from Bünde via Löhne , Rinteln , Hameln and Elze to Hildesheim . The regional train is called RB 77 in both countries .

course

The Weser Railway runs on a total of four different railway lines:

offer

Until December 2003 the "Weser-Bahn" was operated by Deutsche Bahn AG with class 628 diesel multiple units.

In 2002, the offer for the regional train RB 77 was put out to tender for a period of eight years. The eurobahn , a branch of the Keolis Group (Keolis Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin) based in Bielefeld, won against five other bidders and took over the line from December 2003. A new timetable was presented for the 2007 timetable change , in which the sometimes very long idle times were reduced, whereby the travel time from Löhne to Hildesheim was shortened by half an hour. Since then, there have been transfer options in the direction of Hanover at Elze station and in the direction of Bielefeld at Löhne (Westf) station.

From December 2011, the services were taken over by the NordWestBahn after another ten-year tender . Two-part diesel railcars of the type " LINT 41 " from Alstom , discontinued as the 648 series, are used. NordWestBahn removed the integrated ticket machines from the trains and installed their own machines at stations where there were previously no machines.

In operation, the Weser-Bahn trains in Hildesheim are tied through to Bodenburg via the Lammetalbahn .

Rates

With the "Weser-Bahn" several tariff areas have to be distinguished, some of which overlap. The following tariffs can be used:

Adjacent bus tariff areas:

Web links

Deutsche Bahn AG:

NRWbahnarchiv by André Joost

Individual evidence

  1. Award of the Weser / Lammetalbahn to the "eurobahn" bidding group
  2. eurobahn presents the new 2007 timetable
  3. Vehicles used by the NordWestBahn
  4. NordWestBahn now runs the Weser and Lammetalbahn