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The 482 class is almost identical to the German 185 class, being part of the first generation of the multipurpose platform Traxx from Bombardier, the F140 C1. However, this locomotives is used for more than just freight services as it also substitutes from time to time for the Re 460 in passenger service. The Re 482 units running in Switzerland have four pantographs on the roof in order to adhere to the narrower SBB clearance gauge and the wider zig-zag pattern of the catenary in other European countries. You can thus see the SBB's Re 482 far beyond the borders of Switzerland.
2002
Re 482 009-8 is delivered in 2002 to SBB Cargo AG.
Concerns registration number(s): 91 85 4482 009-8
2002
June 13th
Re 482 009-8 enters into service for operations in Switzerland and Germany.
Concerns registration number(s): 91 85 4482 009-8
2003
September 19th
The locomotives is named "Zürich-Oerlikon" and receives the Holcim livery. NB: the Holcim livery is of advertising nature, it doesn't imply that the locomotive is dedicated to transportation of Holcim freight coaches.
Concerns registration number(s): 91 85 4482 009-8
2006
April
The locomotive regains its original livery.
Concerns registration number(s): 91 85 4482 009-8
2008
The locomotive is rented to HSL Logistik GmbH, Hamburg.
Concerns registration number(s): 91 85 4482 009-8
Latest update on the 16th of June 2018 at 10:11
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