The rides through the "business districts" are fascinating. At least to me. I am trying to watch the videos under 1 hour on the site before tackling the longer ones. Thanks for showing this interesting ride to me.
Absolutely fantastic ride. Usually you like to see the landscape (something for the eye), but this urban route with its many track changes and the slow ride make this route a pleasure. At slow speed, you can recognize the signals and switches even as a “non-railroader” ;-) There is also quite a tangle of overhead lines in places. Wonderful, I'd love to see more.
Sehr interessante Strecke. Mit Einblick der Anbindung vom Hafengelände in die Hauptlinien. Das bekommt man als Zugsreisender so nicht zu sehen. Auch wenn man das Gebiet zum Teil kennt. Die grossen Infrastruktur-Anlagen sind beeindruckend.
Great video! Its so great to see that the Re 446 Locomotives still run in some places! I still remember the times when they would drive for the SOB, and even the BT, although I wasn’t around to see that. I do still miss them very much, as nice as the ‘new’ Flirt trains are. I also remember my journey with the Re 446 many years ago when it ran on the Gipfeli Express route. Very nostalgic those trains are. Thanks for the Cab View of this!
Great video. From Kleinhüniger Hafen to Basel SBB main station. You can also see the German Badischer Haupt station in Switzerland and the French Alsace station in Switzerland. In particular, you rolled a big loop anyway and even passed the FC Basel football stadium twice. Greetings from Basel Switzerland
beautiful ride. You are passing some interesting stock. In the beginning (that white loco); that is an ex-DR 211 claas isn't it? The Re 446 is also a very nice loco. There were 4 of them, originally built for the SOB. Good to see, they are still running. Thank you, Paolo.
Yet another spectacular video. It is a treat to watch a well-run and well kept railway, as opposed to the run down and poorly maintained "for profit" railways of North America. Danke 👍
Thank you! Nice to see and hear what I presume is former VAE equipment still being useful - sad to see former German mechanical signals around the port area haven't survived \m/
Most of the time I watch your videos to see the countryside, which happens to not look like where I live. But this time, the similarity between this area and Los Angeles is striking. Same kinds of highways, bridges, overpasses, graffiti. Only the rivers are different.
I see it now. At 11:55 the freight train blocked the view where you could have rolled directly to Basel main station. But then you first went to Muttenz station and changed the driver's cab at 04:20 and then rolled back to the main SBB station. Hence the big loop. Greetings from Basel
@lorirocks777 I did it as part of an unintended diversion from Offenburg when our train through the Black Forest was delayed by a number of hours. It was a really pretty line with a yellow diesel train. It's called the High Rhine Railway. It looks like a lot of the trains are coloured Red but ours was definitely yellow.
Various countries like the Netherlands, and I presume the Swiss, have a rule that certain (but not all) red signals can be passed. You need to come to a stop first, and then proceed "drive on sight", which is slow enough that you can see and stop before hitting an obstruction. There may also be an official speed limit to do this, maybe 10 or 30 KPH.
Do mind if I download your _Cab-view_ video, to my computer for *_personal use only?_* As my connection is way too slow and consumes too much data. E.g. 20 minute video uses like its a 2 hour video! Again for _personal use only_ that is viewing on my computer and not re uploading (somewhere else, editing etc.)! Also where do I find the "Link in the description" ?
Thank you for asking. In your circumstance, I don't mind, it's understandable. I'm sorry, I'm a bit behind with the links, I hope to get them done soon.
The rides through the "business districts" are fascinating. At least to me. I am trying to watch the videos under 1 hour on the site before tackling the longer ones. Thanks for showing this interesting ride to me.
Glad you like them!
Absolutely fantastic ride. Usually you like to see the landscape (something for the eye), but this urban route with its many track changes and the slow ride make this route a pleasure. At slow speed, you can recognize the signals and switches even as a “non-railroader” ;-)
There is also quite a tangle of overhead lines in places.
Wonderful, I'd love to see more.
Very nice cab ride! Lovely sunshine all the way! 👍
Vielen Dank!
Thanks you Paolo.
Fantastic thoroughly enjoyed, 👏
This is a keeper..part of Switzerland very few get to see..
Thank you so very much..🎉
Awesome! So fun to be on a journey with you!
Sehr interessante Strecke. Mit Einblick der Anbindung vom Hafengelände in die Hauptlinien. Das bekommt man als Zugsreisender so nicht zu sehen. Auch wenn man das Gebiet zum Teil kennt. Die grossen Infrastruktur-Anlagen sind beeindruckend.
Das war genau der Grund wieso wir es filmen wollten 👍👍
Thank you for this video. NIice description of the railway infrastructure around the city of BASEL.
Hardly what I'd call picturesque, but highly educational, and just the excellent eye and picture quality I've come to expect from Paolo!
19:50
Original old Signal Box preserved👍👏
красота)))))😊
Schön zusehen, das die alten 2000ender noch fahren.
Nice video 🏆
Another great cab ride looking at the
countryside in this area of Switzerland
which is really very beautiful and
Thank You very much.😊
☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️
Great video! Its so great to see that the Re 446 Locomotives still run in some places! I still remember the times when they would drive for the SOB, and even the BT, although I wasn’t around to see that. I do still miss them very much, as nice as the ‘new’ Flirt trains are. I also remember my journey with the Re 446 many years ago when it ran on the Gipfeli Express route. Very nostalgic those trains are.
Thanks for the Cab View of this!
great rail infrastructure.
Hurra for Paolo!!!
Great video. From Kleinhüniger Hafen to Basel SBB main station. You can also see the German Badischer Haupt station in Switzerland and the French Alsace station in Switzerland.
In particular, you rolled a big loop anyway and even passed the FC Basel football stadium twice.
Greetings from Basel Switzerland
Ich finde Aufnahmen von den Basler Hafenbahnen immer interessant. 🤔😯
beautiful ride. You are passing some interesting stock. In the beginning (that white loco); that is an ex-DR 211 claas isn't it? The Re 446 is also a very nice loco. There were 4 of them, originally built for the SOB. Good to see, they are still running. Thank you, Paolo.
Thanks! Yeah it's correct what you said!
Danke Team. Short Sweet and Cutiepie cab ride with Basel skyline city view🙂
Glad you liked it!
Krótko, dawaj częściej filmy, pozdro
Yet another spectacular video. It is a treat to watch a well-run and well kept railway, as opposed to the run down and poorly maintained "for profit" railways of North America. Danke 👍
Poorly-maintained because there is no profit. 🤡
Interesting to see that some of the signals now use LEDs. I thought SBB were reluctant to convert to LEDs because the optics are different. 🤔
That's because they are signals of the German DB Netz.
Video breve ma molto bello
Grazie
👍
You still have Re 446 operating in Switzerland. Great sound on those loks
Concrete steel jungle, after the beautiful landscapes of the Alpine mountains it becomes sad...
Nice, short trip.
Yep.. a long wait for a short trip with no scenery 😜
Thank you! Nice to see and hear what I presume is former VAE equipment still being useful - sad to see former German mechanical signals around the port area haven't survived \m/
Yes, unfortunately they're gone.. we will be seeing some in other parts of Germany though
There is another Film of this Route with the Form signals
@@grafix64 yep seen it, makes useful comparison \m/
6:13 the change if gauge is more likely to gave been in 1855.
Finally... :)
Most of the time I watch your videos to see the countryside, which happens to not look like where I live. But this time, the similarity between this area and Los Angeles is striking. Same kinds of highways, bridges, overpasses, graffiti. Only the rivers are different.
I see it now. At 11:55 the freight train blocked the view where you could have rolled directly to Basel main station. But then you first went to Muttenz station and changed the driver's cab at 04:20 and then rolled back to the main SBB station.
Hence the big loop.
Greetings from Basel
That's right. Greetings 😁👋🏻
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So, has Paolo left RhB and is now with SBB freight?
Paolo, care to elaborate?
It's partially correct 😅
Is there a possibility of a future video going along the north side of the Rhine from Basel Bad to Schaffhausen along through the German route?
Yes
@lorirocks777 I did it as part of an unintended diversion from Offenburg when our train through the Black Forest was delayed by a number of hours. It was a really pretty line with a yellow diesel train. It's called the High Rhine Railway. It looks like a lot of the trains are coloured Red but ours was definitely yellow.
прикольно)
Why could the stop sign at 21:22 be passed?
Various countries like the Netherlands, and I presume the Swiss, have a rule that certain (but not all) red signals can be passed. You need to come to a stop first, and then proceed "drive on sight", which is slow enough that you can see and stop before hitting an obstruction. There may also be an official speed limit to do this, maybe 10 or 30 KPH.
We switched from moving between stations to shunting within a station, which is done with the small signals on the ground.
@@lorirocks777 Thank you. I imagined that should happened, but couldn't see the shunting signal - I didn't looked close enough.
Do mind if I download your _Cab-view_ video, to my computer for *_personal use only?_* As my connection is way too slow and consumes too much data. E.g. 20 minute video uses like its a 2 hour video!
Again for _personal use only_ that is viewing on my computer and not re uploading (somewhere else, editing etc.)!
Also where do I find the "Link in the description" ?
Thank you for asking. In your circumstance, I don't mind, it's understandable. I'm sorry, I'm a bit behind with the links, I hope to get them done soon.
slow trains in Switzerland!
You state max gradient as 38%. Isn't it actually 3.8%? I use the US method to express gradient.
It is 3.8%, which I expressed as 38‰, as it is done here.
Super Aufnahmen aber warum immer alles auf Englisch ??? Oder kannst Du nicht Deutsch ???
沿線の落書きは誰が書くのだ
景観を甚だ害している
当局及び住民はどう考えて居るのか
日本には落書きなんて一つもないぞ
気にしない国民性か
Good work Japan. Unfortunately it's like a cancer here.
Very depressing scenery.
Außer Baustellen und nichts richtig sehen können , ziemliche lahme Strecke