ESTE REGISTRO ES A BORDO DE UN X2000? ESTUVO BIEN LLUVIOSO ☔ EL CLIMA, YA ESTOY A 40 MINUTOS DE GOTEMBURGO. GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR, SALUDOS DESDE CHILE 🇨🇱
No, just 200 km/h. There are no in Sweden allowed to go faster than 200 km/h. There is a number that does 200 km/h: * The X2 we're travelling with in this video (running services branded as "X2000"), * the X40 (a double decker), * the X55 (branded as "SJ3000"), * the X3 ("Arlanda Express" where Arlanda is Stockholms main Airport) all of those being EMUs. Then there's the "Snälltåget" services (loco+wagons trains being pulled by locos of class 118 or 193 with wagons certified for 200 km/h). Of the above, the X2 is the only one with tilting passenger wagons, thus being allowed higher speeds on curvy track section while upholding passenger comfort. On some services the X2 can be thus be a bit faster than the other EMUs. OTOH some of the "true EMUs" (with several of the units being powered) can accelerate faster than the X2 (which is somewhat of a loko-train/EMU hybrid with a separate, no passenger, power unit - essentially a loco). Other EMUs and trains in Sweden top out at 180 km/h (eg loco trains pulled by Rc or Rd locos and the X31K EMU) or 160 km/h (typically short haul commuter trains where higher speed does not pay off that much since the distance between stops are short). Freight trains tops out at anything between 80 km/h and 160km/h, depending a lot on train wheight and length and the nature of the cargo. Only freight train I know of doing 160 km/h are postal trains, and for others it's something like 80 to 120 km/h IIRC.
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Sweden is such a beautiful country. Can't wait to go back and ride more trains this time!
This is another awesome cab ride around the beautiful countryside
of Sweden have a wonderful weekend and thank you.🇸🇪🚈🚋🚋🇸🇪
So nice videos
beautyfull sweden , fast train ,good viewer, i love all thing in sweden
watched the whole video. very nice video!
Y BIEN, LLEGUÉ A GOTEBORG, MARAVILLOSO VIAJE CON LLUVIA. PUEDO DORMIR TRANQUILO.
EXCELENTE REGISTRO!! GRACIAS!!
Excellent work
Jättebra video särskilt när vi passerar Töreboda där jag bor precis vid järnvägen Västrastambanan😊👍
SHADES OF GREY🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼 METALIC ANATOMY⚙️
ESTE REGISTRO ES A BORDO DE UN X2000?
ESTUVO BIEN LLUVIOSO ☔ EL CLIMA, YA ESTOY A 40 MINUTOS DE GOTEMBURGO.
GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR, SALUDOS DESDE CHILE 🇨🇱
This is not GBG -STO
It's the otherway around
Yeah and that is what it is supposed to be! I mean look at the titel again.
Corrected now. Good!
Nu kör vi !!! 😄
Jaha den är felvänd, the train is wrongly turned.
What is the v/max in this Tour? Its crazy!!!😮 Very very fast! 250 kmh????
No, just 200 km/h. There are no in Sweden allowed to go faster than 200 km/h. There is a number that does 200 km/h:
* The X2 we're travelling with in this video (running services branded as "X2000"),
* the X40 (a double decker),
* the X55 (branded as "SJ3000"),
* the X3 ("Arlanda Express" where Arlanda is Stockholms main Airport)
all of those being EMUs.
Then there's the "Snälltåget" services (loco+wagons trains being pulled by locos of class 118 or 193 with wagons certified for 200 km/h).
Of the above, the X2 is the only one with tilting passenger wagons, thus being allowed higher speeds on curvy track section while upholding passenger comfort. On some services the X2 can be thus be a bit faster than the other EMUs. OTOH some of the "true EMUs" (with several of the units being powered) can accelerate faster than the X2 (which is somewhat of a loko-train/EMU hybrid with a separate, no passenger, power unit - essentially a loco).
Other EMUs and trains in Sweden top out at 180 km/h (eg loco trains pulled by Rc or Rd locos and the X31K EMU) or 160 km/h (typically short haul commuter trains where higher speed does not pay off that much since the distance between stops are short).
Freight trains tops out at anything between 80 km/h and 160km/h, depending a lot on train wheight and length and the nature of the cargo. Only freight train I know of doing 160 km/h are postal trains, and for others it's something like 80 to 120 km/h IIRC.
If you want to watch "fast", then search out videos where the French TGV is setting a speed record here on TH-cam. 😊
Thank you for the large answer! Very good and informative! Super!
Thank you, but I look Swedish routes and cabviews. The videos from you are more beautiful as others! Thank you! And....winter vidoes are my favorites!😊
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