Looking for a website that shows route timetable with all calling stations

[snuk]

Hi all,

Is there such a thing as a website that shows a route timetable with all calling stations from the start of the journey to the end?

I think I've seen one before but can't remember which site.

Many thanks,

Steve.

 

[OMGitsDAVE]

Hi all,

Is there such a thing as a website that shows a route timetable with all calling stations from the start of the journey to the end?

I think I've seen one before but can't remember which site.

Many thanks,

Steve.

www.livedepartureboards.co.uk
Search the station necessary, click the service (where it says Click here for details on service) & it tells you everything you
need to know.

 

[moonrakerz]

Or, the best one of all:-

http://www.networkrail.co.uk/browse documents/eNRT/May09/CompleteTimetable.pdf

 

[gordonthemoron]

or Deutsche Bahn

 

[EltonRoad]

On the journey planner on the National Rail web site, once you've found the train you want to travel on, click on "see details" for that service. Then there's an option for "See all stations called at for this journey leg".

Alternatively the NXEC booking engine has a tick box for "See all calling points" for each train.

 

[MikeMck]

I see this thread asks if there is website which shows a route timetable with train details. I assume GB only?

A VERY hard to find resource which does this is on the following URL, which covers EVERY station in Europe, including Great Britain but excluding Ireland

http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/bhftafel.exe/en

This brings up a searchable link, including a drop-down menu, to EVERY station in Europe which then leads to up a current departure board. (can be arrivals if wanted)

Train information can be accessed by clicking train details, sometimes given as a train number (in Germany anyway) This shows origin, destination, and times of all calling points, plus often other information.

You will only realise what a WONDERFUL resource this is if you use it. I still find it difficult to believe such a resource exists. Use this once, you will never be bored again!

 

[Jordy]

That is extremely useful, thanks!

 

[attics26]

not alot of use as such to me but what a great way to waste time !!!! thanks for link.

 

[MKB]

I find http://www.transportdirect.info/Web2/JourneyPlanning/FindTrainInput.aspx the most useful. (Click on the Train icon against a journey to see all calling points.)

The option to find all journeys valid for a particular fare is also useful, but other sites now do that too.