Unguarded railway crossing at Odder (2026) Added this week YouTube name: Gustav Harpsøe . Date: May 1, 2026 . City: Aarhus (Denmark).
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Aarhus Letbane Operational
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Information:
City: Odder
Road: Århusvej
Line: L2
Operation: Aarhus Light Rail
Trains passing:
Stadler Variobahn as L2 at 16:07 towards Lystrup at a speed of 76 km/h (typhoon)
Stadler Variobahn as L2 at 16:23 towards Odder at a speed of 79 km/h
Stadler Variobahn as L2 at 16:39 towards Lystrup at a speed of 39 km/h (typhoon)
Stadler Tango as L2 at 16:54 towards Odder at a speed of 43 km/h
Stadler Tango as L2 at 17:16 towards Lystrup at a speed of 34 km/h (typhoon)
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Impressions from the Aarhus Light Rail (2024) Hi, today a few impressions from the Aarhus Letbanen. Operated by Keolis, it uses Variobahn and Tango light rail vehicles made by Stadler. This video was shot at the Aarhus H, Dokk1 and Kongsvang stops. Enjoy the video. By Möve Zockt - Gaming, Trainspotting und mehr -
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Aarhus Light Rail - first look (2016) The grand opening of the tramway in Aarhus, Denmark, is scheduled for May 2017. The public was invited to view the new facilities and trams before they began service.
Visit the depot, where two types of trains will operate on the light rail. Here is the Variobahn, measuring 32.3 meters long with a top speed of 80 km/h. It will mainly run between Odder, Aarhus, and Lystrup. Made by Stadler in Berlin, it offers ample space and is well-suited for city driving, making it easier for passengers to board and disembark.
The Driver's Compartment: A Quick Overview. There is one socket for every four seats. Space is available for bicycles, strollers, and wheelchairs. A Dot Matrix Indicator, abbreviated as DMI, displays the next stop. LED lights above the doors indicate status, and tracks lead to and from the workshop.
Another vehicle, the Tango, is 39.2 meters long with a top speed of 100 km/h. This model will operate between Aarhus and Grenaa. It has more seating for longer trips, with one socket per two seats. The driver's cabin is larger than that of the Variobahn. As we walk through the train, there is space for bicycles, strollers, and wheelchairs.
Screens on each side help the driver see better. The DMI displays information, such as a green light above the exit doors and priority seating for seniors. Pressing the button extends boarding time. Both inside and outside, you can see the new control center, which manages the entire light rail system. The depot is where trains not in service are stored.
The planned opening is May 2017. By Roth Production -
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Dokk1 station (2025) You don't have to go very far from Aarhus Central Station before you find one of the beautiful pearls of the Jutland capital, namely Dokken or Dokk1 as it is called. Dokk1 is a large multi-storey building that, among other things, contains Scandinavia's largest library and opened in 2015 and also helped make Aarhus a joint European Capital of Culture in 2017 together with Cypriot Pafos🇨🇾 and now coming to the train traffic, Dokk1 is also part of Aarhus Light Rail when the station opened in December 2017 and it was precisely at Dokk1 that Denmark's first light rail was inaugurated, so in a way you can say that Dokk1 is also the country's oldest light rail station if you look at the operation, before Dokk1 was built, there was a step on the Grenaa Line at the same location called Europaplads which was in operation between 1979 and 2005 and here was Aarhus harbor where it was not very far to the ferry port where you could take the ferry to Samsø, Sjællands Odde, Norway, and Sweden, you can still take the ferry from Aarhus to Zealand, but out of the container port because something Dokk1 has also helped to do is move the industrial port out of the city where the old port has also been converted into the Aarhus Ø district, but can still take the ferry from the old area with the fast ferry Lilleøre to Samsø, Dokk1 is worth visiting and it is also easy because there are 5-6 departures between Aarhus H and Dokk1 in each direction 3/4 of the day (during rush hour up to 10 departures). By Mikkel på Zugfahrt -
August 3, 2025 .
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A light rail train arrives in Grenå (2022) The ferry port terminus was rejected. Just like in other places in the country, changing from train to ferry shouldn't be easy. The only bright spot is Hundested! By jvltog -
June 15, 2022 .
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Aarhus Light Rail - Culture Car (2018) In 2017, 1104/1204 ran in blue foil as a cultural vehicle on the occasion of Aarhus's status as a European city of culture. By SporvognDK -
January 30, 2018 .
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