Comparison of trains in Luxembourg

[@benolifts]

See my videos of holding onto the back of the loco pulled train rumble.com/v54cjto-luxembourg-train-surf-in-the-west-of-the-country.html rumble.com/v54cif9-luxembourg-train-surf-heading-towards-the-north-of-the-country.html

[@magnetique12]

Inside Luxembourg, transportations are fully free. Please note, ticket machine (like this one in 9:15, are for international transportations and first class, not free). Luxembourg trying to export his free system outside this border. Since 2022 it's also free for French cross-border.

[@BestfriendsthatcapturesTrains]

"I am a Luxembourg citizen and a trainspotter in Luxembourg. I always ride trains or trams, never other types of transportation. Once, I went inside a train cabin and drove with the driver. The driver told me to always close the door to the cabin, but at 4:54, I noticed the door wasn't closed. The driver or conductor must have forgotten to close it."

[@mr.c6-1312]

2:23 This sound looks like the our double decker train in Stockholm as drive for SJ long distance train, the Regional and InterCity train.

[@devlogs5167]

Also sounds like a class 375 at 0:35

[@mr.c6-1312]

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[@Techno-Universal]

The trams look like Siemens Combino trams but a very recent generation of them! Melbourne has them too but of an older model that was introduced in the early to mid 2000s! :)

[@ambroiseimbert]

The trams in Luxembourg are from CAF

[@officialmcdeath]

6:20 this type made in France in the '80s and '90s, these Lux ones essentially a run-on order \m/

[@Devkumar43072]

The first train sounds like a 96 stock 😊

[@fbl.editz6]

Same Alstom/Metro-Cammell motors

[@LucasTheElectrostar]

Sounds more like a cross between a 377 and a 465 with Brush Inverters to me

[@GreatWesternTransportation]

Sounds like Class 465s with the brush motors

[@devlogs5167]

Also sounds like a class 375/377 at 0:35

[@giuprota2002]

@keithrussel9834 and Hitachi Rock (Caravaggio)

[@giuprota2002]

01:22 sound like Rock/Caravaggio Hitachi (Trenitalia) (EMU).

[@magnetique12]

It's me or Siemens are same sound engine like Sofia Metro (Sofia, in Bulgaria).

[@oforid2227]

electric trains do not have engines

[@magnetique12]

@@oforid2227 i said "engine", just for public comprehension, but yes, electric trains have electric motors.

[@Killerspieler0815]

at 12:50 like Deutsche Bahn

[@europa2000man]

Do you have to pay for the likes of the French and German services in Luxembourg or are they free until you get to the border?

[@benolifts]

Everything is free until you cross the border

[@windowsxpnt2347]

hey austin this is guys