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Zillertal Railway

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In 1965 the line was extended by 2.5 km to bring materials and equipment to a power station; the extension line has subsequently been removed once more. However at that time two diesel locomotives and some transporter wagons were acquired and the Zillertalbahn became the first railway in Austria
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In 2018, the ZVB unveiled its plans to move away from the ageing diesel trainsets in favour of hydrogen-powered units by 2025. The Zillertalbahn will then be the first fully hydrogen-powered small-gauge railway in the world. Hydrogen will be produced locally in Mayrhofen, where fuelling will take
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Plans for an alteration of the trajectory were also announced. The section Aschau - Zell am Ziller will be completely replaced by a trajectory that more closely follows the Ziller river and directly connects to the Zillertaler ARENA skiing lifts near Zell am Ziller. Moreover, the historic
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In 2010 the annual freight traffic amounted to 320,000 tonnes, predominantly in connection with the forest products industry. 1.54 million passengers were carried in that year, a half-hourly service (of train and bus journeys combined) being introduced.
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Running through a valley in a high-amenity rural area, the line is used by tourists and for commuter transport by local people. Railway enthusiasts from all over the world are attracted to it because of its use of steam engines and its small
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However, further financing issues have postponed the proposed infrastructure modernisations indefinitely. As of January 2023, no construction works have commenced, nor have any of the hydrogen-powered trainsets been ordered.
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The Zillertaler Verkehrsbetriebe AG (ZVB) is (2010) owned by the Jenbach Marktgemeinde (i.e. local government unit) and other local communities (61%); individual shareholders (34%); and the Austrian state (5%).
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which are used with heritage verandah rolling stock for special trains targeting tourists. Goods traffic is carried; standard gauge wagons to and from the main line network are carried on
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ZillerbrĂĽcke will be bypassed and is destined for use by pedestrians and cyclists only. The section that runs through Zell am Ziller will be levelled and incorporated into the road.
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The line was opened on 31 July 1902, serving the needs of residents of the upper Ziller valley and giving them access to Jenbach and the main line railway in the Inn Valley.
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place in an all-new station. The five hydrogen-fuelled trainsets were set to achieve operational status by 2022, but financing issues postponed operation to winter 2024/25.
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The sections Ramsau–Hippach–Zell am Ziller (3.33 km) and Kaltenbach-Stumm–Angersbach–Ahrnbach (2.0 km) have been made double track.
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In 1976 extraction of magnesium ore from Tux came to an end; this traffic had been an important source of income for the line since 1928.
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Since 2005, points on the line have been operated remotely from the Jenbach Control Centre using fibre-optic technology.
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As a consequence of the valley's shape, the railway follows the river Ziller, as does the main road (
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In 1956 the present day company name, Zillertaler Verkehrsbetriebe AG, (i.e.
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Participation certificate of the Zillertal Railway, issued 30 September 1939
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Most of the passenger train services operate using modern
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Die neue Zillertalbahn: Visualisierung Gesamtprojekt
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Zillertalbahn

Jenbach
Zillertal
Jenbach
Mayrhofen
Track gauge
760 mm
Legend
Jenbach
Lower Inn Valley line
Achenseebahn
Inn
Strass
Schlitters
FĂĽgen
Hart
Uderns
Ried
Kaltenbach
Stumm
Aschau
Erlach
Zell am Ziller
Ramsau
Hippach
BĂĽhel
Mayrhofen
760 mm
Zillertal

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