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The Helsinki-Riihimäki line is a 71 km stretch of Finnish mainline. It's very busy line including long distance- and commuter train services. It contains a stretch of Helsinki area commuter rail network (Which is a bit similar to S-Bahn) between Helsinki and Kerava. Max speed is 200 km/h. There are 21 stations on the line.
Rolling stock:
VR SR2
The SR2 is a Finnish variant of RE460 loco. It's used on IC services. Max speed is 210km/h (200 km/h in service)
VR InterCity wagons are double-decker wagons with a cab car.
VR SM4
The SM4 is used on fast regional and commuter train services from Helsinki to Riihimäki, Tampere (R-line) and Lahti. (Z-line)
Max speed is 160 km/h. Helsinki area commuter train lines are marked with letters.
VR SM3
The VR SM3 belongs to the Pendolino family. Max speed is 220km/h. (200 km/h Between Helsinki and Riihimäki.)
Additional DLC:
JKOY SM5
The SM5 trains are used on Helsinki area commuter rail network. Unlike the other rolling stock, which is owned by VR, these trains are owned by private Junakalusto OY (JKOY). Max speed is 160 km/h, but the max speed of Helsinki area commuter rail network is 120 km/h.
Rolling stock:
VR SR2
The SR2 is a Finnish variant of RE460 loco. It's used on IC services. Max speed is 210km/h (200 km/h in service)
VR InterCity wagons are double-decker wagons with a cab car.
VR SM4
The SM4 is used on fast regional and commuter train services from Helsinki to Riihimäki, Tampere (R-line) and Lahti. (Z-line)
Max speed is 160 km/h. Helsinki area commuter train lines are marked with letters.
VR SM3
The VR SM3 belongs to the Pendolino family. Max speed is 220km/h. (200 km/h Between Helsinki and Riihimäki.)
Additional DLC:
JKOY SM5
The SM5 trains are used on Helsinki area commuter rail network. Unlike the other rolling stock, which is owned by VR, these trains are owned by private Junakalusto OY (JKOY). Max speed is 160 km/h, but the max speed of Helsinki area commuter rail network is 120 km/h.
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