Welcome to the #LongestTrainEU #CrossBorderRail record breaking thread!
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@jon Fingers crossed: 7186/7187 is looking like it will actually depart by rail.
Trafikverket estimates traffic will run again at 16:30 which gives ~1h before 7186 leaves Luleå towards Haparanda.
@gufo Right. That’s my hope!
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@gufo Right. That’s my hope!
@jon And 7186 is annotated as ”track changed” out of Luleå, which is always a good sign because it means they actually intend to depart
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@jon Google Maps gives a route of 4 621 km, so not *that* far off. It might have been 4 811 at the time the sign was erected, though.
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And if this train does NOT go tonight from Haparanda to Boden, I would *then* be relying on a 3 minute connection in Badajoz on the final day
I SOOOO hope Norrtåg manages to run later today.
@jon hang in there! So far the record attempt showcases already what you wrote often before. Issues expected in northern and southern ends. There should be a bingo game for this route
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So this is the likely new timetable
I think
I hope!
Red ones I did not reserve yet
I was afraid that Deutsche Bahn would be the problem. I’ll keep my fingers crossed and wish you a safe journey.
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The bridge!
@jon There was just a brief report about your record attempt on Dutch Radio 1 (news and sports)!!
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@jon There was just a brief report about your record attempt on Dutch Radio 1 (news and sports)!!
@dzjr74 amazing! And funny!
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@dzjr74 amazing! And funny!
@jon They mentioned that you were stuck in Finland and hoped to arrive in Portugal on Saturday.
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@jon They mentioned that you were stuck in Finland and hoped to arrive in Portugal on Saturday.
@dzjr74 someone is following the social media closely
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@gufo Right, exactly. That's what is so hard to estimate. If someone could specify more precisely WHERE the problem is that would help a lot!
