Mainland European Country Timetable Books

[GordonT]

Do any mainland European countries still sell national or regional timetables in book format?

 

[Fragezeichnen]

It seems that a national timetable book for Czechia is still produced: https://zdopravy.cz/knizni-jizdni-rad-pro-rok-2024-je-na-svete-a-miri-do-prodeje-186110/

Some regional transport authorities in Germany still produce books of all their services(not just trains). This one, covering the area centered around Mannheim, weighed in at around 2500 pages: https://gesamtfahrplan-rnn-vrn.der-fahrgast.de/

 

[Beebman]

Looks like there's still a Dutch national timetable book: https://www.ovshop.nl/shop/spoorboekje-2024

 

[DanielB]

In the Netherlands there is a countrywide timetable book produced by passenger association Rover and the websites treinreiziger.nl and treinposities.nl: https://www.ovshop.nl/shop/spoorboekje-2024

Regional timetable books are available at least in digital form:
- Qbuzz Dordrecht - Geldermalsen
- Keolis Zwolle - Enschede
- Keolis Zwolle - Kampen
- Keolis Amersfoort - Ede-Wageningen
- Arriva Limburg Midden/Noord
- Arriva Limburg Zuid
- Arriva Groningen / Fryslân
- Arriva Gelderland / Overijssel / Drenthe

 

[dutchflyer]

If you aim at getting such a thing now-as the general timetable change date is in DEC most stocks-if there were, are exhausted now.
IN NL here the last edition was by advance subscription only.
In DE- Schleswig Holstein offers a Land(=province here, north of Hamburg toward DK) complete one. Free-dk about whatmay be left now.
Münsterland=the area between Münster and dutch border also, but thats mostly their express BUSlines. Still generous stocks in smaller stations available-and all free. Line leaflets are available-and also yesterday- in many areas and are always free.