route suggestion, for the norway railroad from oslo s to trondheim s
the 2 routs from oslo s to trondheim s are line f6 and line r60
The Dovre Line (Dovrebanen - Line F6) 553km
The Røros Line (Rørosbanen - Line R60) 562km
the trains that should be included
line f6
- Class 73 Electric Multiple Units
- Type: Tilting high-speed electric trainsets (formerly known as NSB Signatur).
- Usage: Deployed on multiple daytime express services.
- Features: Sleek, integrated train design with quick acceleration.
- Locomotive-Hauled Trains
- Locomotive: El 18 electric locomotives.
- Daytime Passenger Cars: Type 5 (B5) passenger coaches.
- Nighttime Sleeping Cars: WLAB2 sleeping carriages featuring private compartments.
- Usage: Deployed on specific daytime slots and always on the night train service.
line r60
- Class 76 Bimodal FLIRT Trainsets
- Type: Modern, 6-carriage hybrid/bimodal trainsets built by Stadler Rail.
- Usage: Deployed on major through-services across the line.
- Features: These trains seamlessly switch between electric power (where available, like around Hamar or Trondheim) and diesel generator power on the non-electrified stretches. They are spacious, fully climate-controlled, and feature wide panoramic windows.
- Class 92 Diesel Multiple Units
- Type: Classic 2-carriage diesel trainsets built by Duewag.
- Usage: Used as supplemental capacity or on specific regional intervals along the route.
- Features: While older, these trains were upgraded with modern seating. They represent a more traditional railcar experience and are used alongside the Class 76 fleet.
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the reason i want this route is becouse i think people will love the chalange of the snowy mountians, and the view of the route and you will also drive trough historical places like eidsvoll, where norwegians constitution was made on mai 17th for 212 years ago (211 years of the time im writing this) and norway has some beautiful sseanery that you will be able to see on this route, and i have not seen a scandinavian route on tsw before, so this would be the first, and i think its a good way to start of, if you look at the map you can also see one station in sweden, so if this is the first scandinavian route, 66% of the scandinavian countries would be included, 25k people drive on these 2 lines each week, and i think it would be a cool addition to the game and a cool chalenge.