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SJ class X1 commuter EMU as it looks in the Stockholm region
in Sundbyberg, in October 1995.
Photo by Urban Fredriksson <urf@icl.se> |
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SJ - Sweden The Tåghallen in Gävle - owned by the National Railway Museum - is a real gem for railway fans. You can get there with an historic railbus from the museum. Old Stockholm commuter trainset type X1 number 3019 is alo preserved. Gävle, 21-06-2026 Photo by Marco van Uden |
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class X1 X1 3024 in Gnesta 4 january 2002 Photo by Michael Nilsson, Fittja (bussfoto@telia.com) Homepage http://www.bussfoto.com |
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class X1 Photo by Michael Nilsson, Fittja |
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class X1 Photo by Michael Nilsson, Fittja (bussfoto@telia.com) Homepage http://www.bussfoto.com and http://medlem.tripodnet.nu/bussmicke_taag/ |
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After what the tour guide told us boat passengers I thought
this are some undergound trains manufactured in the
In the meantime I have learned from Peter Faber "peter.faber@telia.com" that the trains are X-1 EMU-2: s from Stockholm's local trains operator, The X-1: s have run in heavy service since around 1970, and recently cracks have been found in the bogie frames. The trains are now repaired in every available train workshop in Sweden, for example at Kockums in It is there that I spotted these trains. The situation is affecting the traffic in Stockholm area, and SL, the traffic authority in the area, is looking to quickly buy second-hand equipment to handle the situation, and it is possible that some older DB 420 EMU: s will serve in Stockholm.
Digital photo by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) Binary file malmo2001_43.txt matches |
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northwest of Stockholm, March 1997.
It has just left the single track bridge
and entered the dual track, which ends
here (if you come from Stockholm).
Photo by Urban Fredriksson
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north of Stockholm, March 1997.
Photo by Urban Fredriksson
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SJ class X10 commuter EMU (next to X1) as it looks in the Stockholm
region; in Sundbyberg in October 1995.
Photo by Urban Fredriksson <urf@icl.se> |