Type 76
FLIRT · electric and diesel

FLIRT family · illustrated leading car
Trønderbanen · Rørosbanen
The trainspotter's field guide
From local FLIRT trains to northern diesel locomotives. Explore 14 train types, learn what sets them apart and open the lines where they usually run.
One train. Two ways to move.

FLIRT family · illustrated leading car
Meet the electric-and-diesel FLIRT →14 train types
0/14 marked as seenFLIRT · electric and diesel

FLIRT family · illustrated leading car
Trønderbanen · Rørosbanen
Compact diesel train

Type 93 · illustrated leading car
Rørosbanen · Raumabanen · Meråkerbanen · Saltenpendelen
The northern diesel locomotive

Di 4 · illustrated locomotive
Nordlandsbanen
Electric locomotive

El 18 · illustrated locomotive
Bergensbanen · Dovrebanen · Sørlandsbanen
Electric tilting train

Type 73 family · illustrated leading car
Dovrebanen · Sørlandsbanen
Tilting train with regional seating

Type 73 family · illustrated leading car
Oslo–Halden
FLIRT · regional and long-distance

FLIRT family · illustrated leading car
Østlandet · Bergensbanen
FLIRT · commuter services

FLIRT family · illustrated leading car
Østlandet
FLIRT · Gjøvik and western Norway

FLIRT family · illustrated leading car
Gjøvikbanen · Vossebanen / Bergen–Arna
Four-car local train

Type 72 · illustrated leading car
Jærbanen · Lokaltog rundt Oslo
The original Airport Express

Type 71 · illustrated leading car
Oslo lufthavn
The CAF Airport Express

Type 78 · illustrated leading car
Oslo lufthavn
Three cars from an earlier generation

Type 69H · illustrated leading car
Arendalsbanen · Lokaltog på Østlandet
Dual-mode locomotive · planned in the north

EuroDual 15-D28 · illustrated locomotive
Nordlandsbanen
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Three different identities
The line code describes the route. The train number identifies a service. The vehicle reference identifies the trainset or locomotive. Usual route assignments help you know where to look; a reported vehicle reference is what connects the guide to a specific train.
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