Route [route Suggestion] Czech Mainline To Branch Line: Přerov - Vsetín - Velké Karlovice With Class 814 "

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  1. niko68

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    Hi everyone,I would like to suggest an amazing Czech route concept that offers the perfect contrast between high-speed mainline operations and peaceful rural branch-line driving: Přerov - Vsetín - Velké Karlovice.This route would combine parts of the important electrified main corridor (Line 280) with the scenic diesel regional line (Line 282) in the eastern part of the Czech Republic.Route Breakdown & Scenery:Section 1: Přerov to Vsetín (Mainline): An electrified, double-track mainline running through the Bečva river valley. It features major railway hubs like Přerov (a massive junction), Hranice na Moravě, and Valašské Meziříčí. This section allows for fast passenger express trains and heavy freight operations.Section 2: Vsetín to Velké Karlovice (Branch Line): A sharp turn into a picturesque, single-track diesel branch line nestled in the mountainous Beskydy region. It features beautiful wooden architecture, dense forests, and frequent stops.Rolling Stock Concept:ČD Class 814 "Regionova": The iconic yellow-and-green diesel multiple unit (DMU) for the shuttle service between Vsetín and Velké Karlovice, and local stopping trains around ValMez and Přerov.Mainline Passenger Train: An electric locomotive like the ČD Class 150.2/151 ("Banán") or Siemens Vectron (ČD Class 193) with classic EuroCity passenger cars for express services from Přerov to Vsetín.Freight Potential: Excellent opportunities for heavy freight (steel, wood, chemicals) passing through Přerov and Valašské Meziříčí.Why this route works for TSW:It provides the ultimate variety. Players can drive a heavy express train at high speeds on the corridor, switch to a freight switcher in the massive yards of Přerov, or take over a cozy, slower-paced Regionova for a relaxing trip up into the mountains. It's two routes in one pack!Thank you for considering this suggestion!
     

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