Amersfoort is an operations base of Strukton and Volker Rail, whose 203-4 is seen shunting at Amersfoort on 5 December 2018.

Amersfoort is an operations base of Strukton and Volker Rail, whose 203-4 is seen shunting at Amersfoort on 5 December 2018.

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During a railway show at Winterswijk on 2 July 2002, Syntus 183 shows her moustache.

Amersfoort is an operations base of Strukton and Volker Rail, whose 203-4 is seen shunting at Amersfoort on 5 December 2018.

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On 25 October 2010 Volker Rail 203-4 pauses under the canopy of Amsterdam Centraal.

On 8 September 2015 Syntus 44 quits Zutphen for Hengelo.

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Volker 106-2 'BABBEL' stands with an engineering train in Hengelo on 6 August 2009. 
Leonardus Schrijvers

Netherlands / Diesel locomotives / Various, Netherlands / Companies / Volker Rail, Netherlands / Maintanance / Various

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The Saga ends. Decommissioned NS DM'90s BUFFEL DMUs stood from 2016 at Nijmegen for a possible sale to a Romanian operator. Unclearities in -amongst others- obligatory documentations however ended the sale in 2019. Since Prorail and Nijmegen wanted the area, where 48 BUFFELs were stored, to be cleared up for building an extra platform at Nijmegen, the sale fell through and NS bought the BUFFELs back to get them to the scrapyard. On 13 November 2019 Volker Rail 203-5 hauls the first batch of DM'90 out of Nijmegen. THe saga continues however with Polish operator SKPL buying the entire batch for deployment in services in the Slask and Dolnislask regions. 
Leonardus Schrijvers

Netherlands / Companies / Volker Rail, Netherlands / Diesel Multiple Units / DM 90, Netherlands / Diesel locomotives / 203 (ex V-100 Ost)

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