Due to a technical defect on the normal operating steam locomotive, the diesel locomotive 36 204 is pulling the train on the heritage railway.

Former SOB Südostbahn railcar BDe 576 059, now owned by Makies AG, is pulling the Swiss Rail Trafic freight train 69139 from Rekingen AG to the Limmattal shunting yard.

The afternoon train from Weizen to Zollhaus-Blumberg is passing over the Biesenbach bridge. The mechanical signal belongs to the station Epfenhofen.

Re 6/6 11635 with a mixed freight train to Limmattal shunting yard.

The two diesellocomoties 218 494 and 218 487 pulling IC 119 form Münster (Germany) to Innsbruck (Austria) through the valley "Schussentobel".

101 076, painted in the publicity paint scheme for CEWE (the biggest foto finishing company in Europe), is pulling IC 183 from Stuttgart to Zürich.

Instead of an IC 2000 bi-level trainset, a push-pull train with the leading cab car BDt 50 85 82-33 923-2, some type I coaches and the pushing Re 4/4 II 11172 is on the way to St. Gallen.

Doubledeck TGV 2N2 4729 on the way from Paris Gare de Lyon (France) to Zürich Mainstation (Switzerland).

The SBB Cargo Re 6/6 11663 (one of only two Re 6/6 remaining the green paint scheme) is leading a special train with six firstclass coaches and one parlor car over the Gotthard line.

TGV POS trainset 4401 is on the way from Zürich Mainstation (Switzerland) to Paris Gare de Lyon (France).

Steam train of association "IG Dreiseenbahn" with the leading locomotive 01 519 (operated by the Eisenbahnfreunde Zollernbahn e.V.) on the way from Titisee to Seebrugg.

Short but may be heavy tank train with the three Re 4/4 II 11166, 11284 and 11239.

CalTrain 408 is runing through Bayshore station on his way from San Francisco to Gilroy.

Four car articulated trainset Coradia Continental, built by Alstom and painted in the colors of the province Baden-Württemberg, on the way from Freiburg im Breisgau to Villigen-Schweningen.

Doubledeck push-pull train from Freiburg to Seebrugg in the German black forest area with the leading 143 042.