Barcelona → Girona (R11 / Renfe) — Spanish Route Suggestion Length: ~87 km (≈54 miles) Max Speed: up to 160 km/h (≈100 mph) in some sections for semi-fast services Electrification: 3 kV DC Operator: Renfe Operadora (Rodalies & Media Distancia, Region of Catalonia) Line Type: Conventional regional service (R11) — playable fully from Barcelona to Girona, with potential extension toward Figueres / Cerbère Why It Would Be Fun The Barcelona → Girona corridor offers a highly engaging mix of urban, suburban, and rural environments — perfect for players who want more than single-speed tourist lines. You start from Barcelona-Sants, one of the busiest railway hubs, navigating through dense city infrastructure, then quickly leave for the more relaxed, green suburbs. As you travel beyond Granollers, the landscape opens up into rolling hills and vineyards, with glimpses of the Montseny massif near Sant Celoni. On your way toward Girona, you pass by historic sites like the Hostalric castle, visible from the tracks, before arriving at Girona’s station, offering a rewarding finale. This route supports a variety of services — local Rodalies trains making all stops, mid-distance Media Distancia trains, and potential semi-fast Avant services — giving you options in your driving experience. Main Train & Add-Ons Main playable train: Renfe Serie 449 Add-on 1: Renfe Serie 447 (Rodalies) Allows you to drive suburban all-stop services and replicate commuter-style traffic Add-on 2: Renfe Serie 104 (Avant / Media Distancia) Adds semi-fast, limited-stop services for players who enjoy higher-speed trips. Stops (Barcelona → Girona) Note: Depending on the service (Rodalies, Media Distancia, Avant), some stops may be skipped — this provides realistic gameplay variety (omnibus vs semi-direct). Signalling & Safety Systems ASFA: Traditional Spanish line-side system, used across the majority of the route. ERTMS / L1-L2: Possible for some segments, especially where there are high-speed or mixed-traffic operations nearby. Scenario Possibilities Commuter Runs: Rodalies all-stop services during peak hours. Semi-Fast Trips: Media Distancia / Avant with fewer stops, higher average speeds. Disruption Scenario: Track works or signal failure, requiring manual driving and recovery. Potential for Expansion Extension eastwards to Figueres / Cerbère to connect with French network. Conclusion: The Barcelona–Girona (R11) route is compact yet packed with variety: urban density, rural terrain, historic landmarks, and a mix of train services. It’s perfectly suited for Train Sim World, offering both a realistic commuter experience and scenic semi-fast driving. That's all. Thank you for reading my fourth detailed suggestion on the forum.
You are missing something the freight looking motive on the shared standard gauge section here s252 104 is only 25kv 50 hz this is 3kv you need S105s/S130s
