
414 110 arriving at Bolzano, 4th June. The 3000V dc only Class 414s have been converted to work with ordinary coaches after the ETR500 trains needed to be able to run at multi-voltage on high speed lines.
Information and pictures of motive power and rolling stock produced in the British Railways era

Railjet services, operated by ÖBB in conjunction with DB. The Class 1116 'Taurus' locomotives can operate at 15kV and 25KV, but the 1216 variant is needed for operation into Italy, at 3000V dc. The more recent 'Vectron' Class 1293 can also operate these services.
My own journey was from München Ost through Austria and over the Brenner Pass to Bozen / Belzano in Sud-Tirol, under Italian administration. The return Railjet segment was from Bozen / Belzano to Innsbruck. All ticketing was from the DB website, with barcode tickets carried on the DB Navigator app.

1116 204 at München Ost, 3rd June.
1216 006, also at München Ost, 3rd June, in a special scheme for 66 years of Roco model railways. This locomotive can be tracked at the ÖBB website.
1116 209 at München Ost, 3rd June.
1216 024 at Bozen / Belzano, 4th June.
Vectron 1293 047 at Bozen / Belzano, 4th June.









Looking rather interesting, a workshop for the Lokomotion company, notable for its 'zebra' livery scheme, which focuses upon working freight across the Alps, in association with Rail Traction Company of Italy. The workshop was opened in 2020. Notable among the locomotives outside were a number of 1950s generation Class 139 electric locomotives. Sorry that these are only mobile phone pictures.






The Siemens Vectron is a highly succesful locomotive, with options adaptable for both freight and passenger applications, and in multi-system variants to work with a selection of 25kV 50Hz, 15kV 16⅔ Hz, 3000V dc and 1500V dc. So many, that I have yet to understand the number system, based around a Class of '193' in Germany.






