The LEB RBe 4/8 46 by Jouxtens-Mézery. 22.06.2020

The new LEB Be 4/8 N° 62 (Stadler) on a test-run on the way to Lausanne Flon by the Jouxtens-Mézery Station.

It darkens on 4 November 2017 at Dordrecht with Arriva 505 waiting for next assignments.

Switzerland / Private Companies / LEB

Engineering train with 6274 passes slowly through Liége-Guillemins on 22 July 1994.

The new LEB Be 4/8 N° 62 (Stadler) on a test-run on the way to Lausanne Flon in Jouxtens-Mézery.

0 Comments, All comments

Write a comment

The LEB RBe 4/8 No. 48 is operating as R20 between Bercher and Fey on its way to Cheseaux, with a connection to Lausanne via SEV due to summer construction work. The 24-km LEB route begins in the "big city" of Lausanne and ends in the rural, sparsely populated village of Bercher in the Gros-de-Vaud region, the breadbasket of the canton of Vaud. July 12, 2025 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Private Companies / LEB

 73 1200x734 Px, 20.08.2025

The LEB RBe 4/8 No. 48 is operating as R20 between Bercher and Fey on its way to Cheseaux, with a connection to Lausanne via SEV due to summer construction work. The 24-km LEB route begins in the "big city" of Lausanne and ends in the rural, sparsely populated village of Bercher in the Gros-de-Vaud region, the breadbasket of the canton of Vaud. July 12, 2025 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Private Companies / LEB

 91 1200x842 Px, 20.08.2025

The LEB RBe 4/8 41 is on its way to Lausanne Flon and was photographed stopping at the small train station in Jouxtens-Mézery. June 22, 2020 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Private Companies / LEB

 101 1200x801 Px, 16.10.2024