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At the 26'th of may 2006, with an Event called "DSB-døgnet", the Danish state Railways offered extremely cheap all-day tickets for all of Denmark for only 50 kroner (Approx. 6,50 Euro!). The ticket was valid for an unlimited use of all DSB-trains for 24 Hours! This offer was used by very many people, with stuffed trains and delays as a natural consequence ;-) I mainly used the day for going to the Danish Railway Museum in Odense. Here's a small diesel-railcar, built by Triangel for smaller lines in the 20's and 30's. This type saved a lot of both private-operated and DSB-operated branch-lines, at least into the 50's/60's... D. 26/5 2006 var "DSB døgnet". DSB solgte heldagsbilletter til 25 kr for vest eller østområdet, og 50 kr for hele landet! Dette medførte en sand passagerstorm, særligt på Intecity-togene, med forsinkelser til følge. Jeg brugte hovedsageligt dagen på at besøge Jernbanemuseet i Odense. Her ses en Triangelmotorvogn (ME35), en type der redddede en del sidebaner fra at uddø dengang. Photo by: Morten S. Sørensen Mail: mschmidts@jubii.dk HP: http://morten.photos.cn.com

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DSB ME 35, built 1927 by Triangel in a series of 17 units with a Continental petrol engine of 100 hp, length 10.72 m, speed 70 km/h, weight 14.4 t, 33 seats, wood body on steel chassis. In 1985 a new Scania-Vabis engine was installed, since 1997 it is part of DSB Museumstog. Danish railway museum Odense, 2023-08-04. tobias b köhler

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DSB ME 35, built 1927 by Triangel in a series of 17 units with a Continental petrol engine of 100 hp, length 10.72 m, speed 70 km/h, weight 14.4 t, 33 seats, wood body on steel chassis. In 1985 a new Scania-Vabis engine was installed, since 1997 it is part of DSB Museumstog. Danish railway museum Odense, 2023-08-04. tobias b köhler