Rolling Stock
Initially, the usual motive power used on this route was the RBDe 560, with occasional RBe 540 supplements. Einheitswagen ("standard coaches") I or II as well as a BDt or Bt control car made up the rest of the consist, all of which were generally in the NPZ (blue over white) livery.
However, this mix of rolling stock has now been widely replaced by the Stadler GTW provided by THURBO.
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