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Southwestern Border Line

Southwestern Border Line is a fictional line beginning at the German-Danish border and running north towards Bramdrupdam, Ruderkvist and Kirke Hyllinge. These town names are real, however they are not built like the real ones.
History: (this section along with the others are fiction)
This line was in the 1960's a mayor mainline, connecting Denmark with Germany. In the 1990's, engineers found a way of building a new line, and this line was built. As the new line was taken in use, less trains ran on the SWBL. In a period during 1996, the line was completly unused. In 1997, it was decided to remove one of the double tracks, and electrify the line. The station Kirke Hyllinge South was closed as well, and you can still see where the platform was located. The work finished in 1999, and was taken in use same year.

Today:
This line is served by 2 trains an hour in each direction. One of those is a local train running between Kirke Hyllinge and Bramdrupdam Syd. The other one is an intercity train, running between Germany and Denmark via Bramdrupdam each hour. The both calls at all stations on the line. Danish stock is used on both services, however, a german one might be used on the local one in case of missing stock. During night, freight trains use the line a lot, and a few passenger services run on the line aswell.

Appropiate rolling stock would be: DB BR474, DB BR442, DB BR648, DB BR425, DB ICE-TD or DB BR146 + double decker. If you have it, the DSB IC3 would be more suitable along with other danish stock. However, the choice is yours, so you can take everything on the route you would like.



Required DLC:
WCML Trent Valley
Hamburg - Hanover
Cologne - Koblenz

Optional DLC:
Portsmouth Direct Line (if not owned, there might miss a small little piece of track)



Please comment if you find any bugs, and do not hesitate if you have any questions :)

If you in anyway don't like the route or would like something added, please do tell me, as it hopefully will improve my future workshop uploads.

And do tell me if you would like an old version aswell.