Simply gorgeous country! Beautiful photography in 1080P. Two thumbs up! We are so behind Europe in Mass Transit in the USA! Einfach herrlich Land! Schöne Fotografie in 1080P. Beide Daumen nach oben! Wir sind so in Europa hinter Mass Transit in den USA! [Übersetzung von Google, sorry für mein schlechtes Deutsch!]
According to the German Wikipedia, around 55% of the company is owned by the city of Linz. Other towns along the line own about 10% and the company that runs the railway the rest. It's heavily subsidized, although I'm sure Linz likes all the traffic into the city to go shopping (and commuters) from the small towns along the way. There are about 1.6 million passengers a year.
![Ganz schön was los in Passau Hbf [Bahnhofsrundgang]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/i-w5M9FHnlU/mqdefault.jpg)
Wonderful collection of videos Harald . Always enjoy my trips on Austrian railways . Greetings from Scotland
Super Video, vielen Dank.😀😀😀
Bahnhöfe:
0:09 Neumarkt-Kallham
1:45 Kledt
3:12 Straßhof/Aschach
3:51 Oberaschach
5:36 Pötting im Hausruckkreis
7:30 Prambeckenhof
9:41 Stefansdorf bei Peuerbach
10:37 Itzling OÖ
12:43 Niederspaching
15:41 Willersdorf/Aschach
17:49 Waizenkirchen
Simply gorgeous country! Beautiful photography in 1080P. Two thumbs up! We are so behind Europe in Mass Transit in the USA!
Einfach herrlich Land! Schöne Fotografie in 1080P. Beide Daumen nach oben! Wir sind so in Europa hinter Mass Transit in den USA! [Übersetzung von Google, sorry für mein schlechtes Deutsch!]
Lovely and awesome. Thanks. Best regards, Nassa
Wieder eine wunderbare Mitfahrt von Dir. Daumen hoch! :)
Grüße
Mega
ja, sie verkehrt etwa alle 2 Stunden, zur rush hour sogar stündlich
Heutzutage sind solche Cab Rides meist gut auskommentiert
halo harald peter kieberger dit is ene fantastise opnamen mag meer van deze video s
Do u have any video that goes near to mattighofen...if so pls mention.
Are u from austria sir?
How do these little lines survive ?
According to the German Wikipedia, around 55% of the company is owned by the city of Linz. Other towns along the line own about 10% and the company that runs the railway the rest. It's heavily subsidized, although I'm sure Linz likes all the traffic into the city to go shopping (and commuters) from the small towns along the way. There are about 1.6 million passengers a year.
ist die Heute noch im regelmäßigen Betrieb?
arthur ja