The Basel S-Bahn (German: Trinationale S-Bahn Basel, French: RER trinational de Bâle) has provided an S-Bahn-style rail service connecting the Basel metropolitan area since 1997 in Switzerland, Germany and France. It consists of eight suburban train lines, including four that operate across borders.
Due to various factors, the service frequency of the five suburban train lines is not the same. Lines S1 (between Basel SBB and Stein-Säckingen) and S3 (between Olten and Laufen) with a large patronage run every half hour. Lines with medium ridership (TER, RB30, RB27, S5 and S6) operate every half hour during peak hours and generally at hourly intervals during off-peak hours and on weekends. Lines with low ridership (S1 between Stein-Säckingen and Laufenburg/Frick, S3 between Laufen and Porrentruy and S9) operate at hourly intervals. Due to operating in three countries, this pattern of operations is not only determined by demand, but also by the various national and local governments involved.
Two S-Bahn services operate on each of the lines between Basel SBB and Pratteln and between Lörrach-Stetten and Steinen, resulting in a 15 minute frequency on these lines. During peak hours additional services operate.
Proposalsedit
This section needs to be updated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.(September 2019)
The Herzstück Basel project involves the planning and construction of a tunnel through Basel city centre, providing a more direct link between Basel Badische Bahnhof and Basel SBB via two new underground stations, "Basel Mitte" and "Basel Klybeck".[2]
Lines S1, S3 and S9 are operated by Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and serve Switzerland only.
Lines S5 and S6 are operated by SBB GmbH, SBB's German subsidiary, the former serving Germany only and the latter going between Switzerland and Germany.
Line RB27 and RB30 are operated by DB Regio, the commuter rail arm of Deutsche Bahn, and both serve Switzerland and Germany. (RB stands for Regionalbahn, German for "regional rail".)
Line TER is operated by SNCF Voyageurs, the regional rail arm of French state railway company SNCF, and runs between Switzerland and France as part of the TER Grand Est network. (TER stands for Transport express régional.)
The 357 km-long railway network currently includes 108 stations and stops, of which 47 are in Switzerland, 54 in Germany and 7 are in France. The shortest line is the S5 (14 km) and the longest line is S3 (106 km).
Fare networksedit
The trireno is operating in the integrated fare networks TriRegio (twn, RVL, distribus, SNCF TER), twn, RVF [de], RVL [de], and TER Grand Est.
Referencesedit
^. www.trireno.org. Archived from the original on 2020-11-27. Retrieved 2019-03-14.
^"Bahn-"Herzstück" Basel nicht im STEP 2035 - beide Basel unzufrieden". Bluewin.ch. 31 October 2018. Retrieved 14 August 2019.
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Network map The Basel S Bahn German Trinationale S Bahn Basel French RER trinational de Bale has provided an S Bahn style rail service connecting the Basel metropolitan area since 1997 in Switzerland Germany and France It consists of eight suburban train lines including four that operate across borders Basel S BahnS Bahn train at Basel SBBOverviewNative nameGerman Trinationale S Bahn Basel French RER trinational de BaleOwnerSBB CFF FFS SBB GmbH DB SNCF MobilitesArea servedSwiss cantons of Basel City Basel Country Aargau Solothurn Jura German state of Baden Wurttemberg and the French region of Grand EstLocaleBasel metropolitan areaTransit typeS BahnNumber of stations108Annual ridership47 million 2019 HeadquartersBasel SwitzerlandWebsitewww trireno orgOperationBegan operation1997 27 years ago 1997 Operator s SBB CFF FFS DB Regio TER Grand EstCharacterAt gradeTechnicalSystem length357 km 222 mi Track gauge1 435 mm 4 ft 8 1 2 in System map The S Bahn is operated by the Swiss Federal Railways SBB CFF FFS its German subsidiary SBB GmbH the German DB and the French SNCF Voyageurs The responsible transport authorities are the Swiss cantons of Basel City Basel Country Aargau Solothurn Jura the German state of Baden Wurttemberg and the French region of Grand Est Since 2018 they coordinate under the name trireno the future extension of the S Bahn 1 Contents 1 Operations 2 Proposals 3 Lines 4 Fare networks 5 References 6 External linksOperations editDue to various factors the service frequency of the five suburban train lines is not the same Lines S1 between Basel SBB and Stein Sackingen and S3 between Olten and Laufen with a large patronage run every half hour Lines with medium ridership TER RB30 RB27 S5 and S6 operate every half hour during peak hours and generally at hourly intervals during off peak hours and on weekends Lines with low ridership S1 between Stein Sackingen and Laufenburg Frick S3 between Laufen and Porrentruy and S9 operate at hourly intervals Due to operating in three countries this pattern of operations is not only determined by demand but also by the various national and local governments involved Two S Bahn services operate on each of the lines between Basel SBB and Pratteln and between Lorrach Stetten and Steinen resulting in a 15 minute frequency on these lines During peak hours additional services operate Proposals editThis section needs to be updated Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information September 2019 The Herzstuck Basel project involves the planning and construction of a tunnel through Basel city centre providing a more direct link between Basel Badische Bahnhof and Basel SBB via two new underground stations Basel Mitte and Basel Klybeck 2 Lines editThe following lines currently operate 3 S1 Basel SBB Rheinfelden Stein Sackingen Frick Laufenburg S3 Porrentruy Delemont Laufen Basel SBB Liestal Sissach Olten S5 Weil am Rhein Lorrach Hbf Steinen Schopfheim Zell Wiesental S6 Basel SBB Basel Bad Bf Riehen Lorrach Hbf Steinen Schopfheim Zell Wiesental S9 Sissach Laufelfingen Olten TER Mulhouse Basel SBB RB27 Basel SBBv Mullheim Baden Freiburg Breisgau Hbf RB30 Basel Bad Bf Rheinfelden Baden Bad Sackingen Laufenburg Baden Waldshut Lauchringen Erzingen Lines S1 S3 and S9 are operated by Swiss Federal Railways SBB and serve Switzerland only Lines S5 and S6 are operated by SBB GmbH SBB s German subsidiary the former serving Germany only and the latter going between Switzerland and Germany Line RB27 and RB30 are operated by DB Regio the commuter rail arm of Deutsche Bahn and both serve Switzerland and Germany RB stands for Regionalbahn German for regional rail Line TER is operated by SNCF Voyageurs the regional rail arm of French state railway company SNCF and runs between Switzerland and France as part of the TER Grand Est network TER stands for Transport express regional The 357 km long railway network currently includes 108 stations and stops of which 47 are in Switzerland 54 in Germany and 7 are in France The shortest line is the S5 14 km and the longest line is S3 106 km Fare networks editThe trireno is operating in the integrated fare networks TriRegio twn RVL distribus SNCF TER twn RVF de RVL de and TER Grand Est References edit trireno Trireno Trinationale S Bahn Basel www trireno org Archived from the original on 2020 11 27 Retrieved 2019 03 14 Bahn Herzstuck Basel nicht im STEP 2035 beide Basel unzufrieden Bluewin ch 31 October 2018 Retrieved 14 August 2019 Angebot heute Trireno Trinationale S Bahn Basel www trireno org Retrieved 2023 11 07 External links edit nbsp Media related to S Bahn Basel at Wikimedia Commons Official website nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Basel S Bahn amp oldid 1217508924, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
