Cab Ride Linz → Mühldorf (ÖBB, DB, Austria, Germany, July 2025) train driver's view 4K скачать в хорошем качестве

Cab Ride Linz → Mühldorf (ÖBB, DB, Austria, Germany, July 2025) train driver's view 4K

In this video you can enjoy the cab ride - train driver's view on the journey Linz - Wels - Neumarkt-Kallham - Ried i. I. - Braunau a. I. - Mühldorf from Austria to Germany in 4K/60 frames per second. Embark on an unforgettable front-row cab ride from Linz, Austria, to Mühldorf am Inn, Germany, crossing breathtaking landscapes and weaving through key regional arteries. This 4K journey takes you through four major railway segments: the electrified ÖBB Westbahn, the Wels–Passau Passauer Bahn, the rural Innkreisbahn, and finally the DB-operated Munich–Simbach (via Mühldorf) line (ÖBB-Westbahn - ÖBB-Passauer Bahn - ÖBB-Innkreisbahn - DB-München-Simbacher Bahn). The ride begins on the Westbahn, Austria's electrified mainline connecting Vienna to western hubs. Departing Linz, the train glides swiftly to Wels at speeds up to 160 km/h across double-track, high-capacity infrastructure. At Wels, we transfer onto the Passauer Bahn, another ÖBB double-track, electrified line continuing northwest toward Neumarkt-Kallham and beyond to Passau and Germany. From Neumarkt-Kallham, our route continues along the Innkreisbahn, a single-track, non-electrified line traversing the Innviertel region. Despite its quaint rural character, it remains a key connection between Upper Austria and Bavaria, and serves as the shortest historical route between Vienna and Munich—famously traveled by the Orient Express in the late 1800s. The line is scheduled for electrification by 2029. As we approach Braunau am Inn, we cross into Germany and continue our descent on the Munich–Simbach line. Operated by DB, this segment is partially electrified—the section beyond Markt Schwaben remains single track and serves both regional and freight traffic. Speeds reach up to 140 km/h, and the line has a rich history dating back to the 1870s. Cross-border fluidity is made possible through mixed-gauge operations and seamless infrastructure. Mühldorf station stands as a major regional junction—serving around 10,000 travelers daily—with seven platforms linking local, freight, and long-distance services. This cab ride beautifully highlights the changing rail infrastructure—from high-speed electrified corridors to slower rural lines—your front-row seat to a less-traveled but deeply atmospheric European rail corridor. Sit Back, Relax, and Enjoy watching this full-length scenic rail trip video in 4K quality. This Relaxing Video is best watched on a 4K big-screen TV sitting on a cosy sofa or armchair. All my videos are copyrighted. Contact me for more information. Please note that the speed data is GPS-based and can be very inaccurate. It might indicate a different speed than the actual speed. 🛑 Website: https://www.railrelaxation.com/ If you want to help make this channel even better, please consider. 🛑 https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... 🛑 Love trains and trainspotting? Check out my other channel dedicated to trainspotting adventures! Here is the link:    / @railtrainspotting   Route Info: ◎ Drive Date: July 2025 ◎ Start: Linz, Austria ◎ End: MÜHLDORF (OBERBAY), Germany ◎ Train: ÖBB CITYJET 80-73 CAB CAR / DB Class 628 ◎ Drive Time: 2:11:55 0:00 Preview 01:37 LINZ HBF 05:27 LEONDING 07:32 PASCHING 08:35 HÖRSCHING 10:19 OFTERING 14:38 MARCHTRENK 21:02 WELS HBF 27:10 HAIDING 30:21 BAD SCHALLERBACH-WALLERN 35:34 GRIESKIRCHEN-GALLSPACH 39:56 OBERTRATTNACH-MARKT HOFKIRCHEN 45:26 NEUMARKT-KALLHAM 50:45 WENDLING BEI HAAG 54:27 PRAM-HAAG 59:40 PETERSKIRCHEN 1:05:33 RIED IM INNKREIS 1:14:26 NEURATTING 1:16:44 GURTEN 1:20:24 GEINBERG 1:22:01 OBERNBERG-ALTHEIM 1:24:39 MÜHLHEIM/INN 1:27:32 MINING 1:31:27 HAGENAU IM INNKREIS 1:34:45 BRAUNAU AM INN 1:37:58 SIMBACH (INN) 1:42:55 JULBACH 1:50:10 MARKTL 1:59:53 NEUÖTTING 2:05:57 TÖGING (INN) 2:11:24 MÜHLDORF (OBERBAY) Thanks for watching and have a nice day! #CabRide#TrainJourney#RailRelaxation# ÖBB# DB