Services and prices.
Railway companies pay a path-price for the use of rail infrastructure, which is made up of a fee for both basic and ancillary services. Fees for basic services are set by the federal government and consist of a price floor and contribution margin.
The infrastructure services provided by SBB, BLS Netz AG, Thurbo, STB and Hafenbahn Schweiz AG in Basel and the prices charged for those services are listed in the companies’ joint service catalogue.
Basic services.
- Use of train paths
- Power supply ex catenary
- Safe, punctual operations
Supplemental services.
- Marshalling in marshalling yards
- Provision of water and power for passenger trains in stabling yards
- Stabling of rail vehicles
- SBB and BLS also offer additional infrastructure services.
- More information is available in the product and service catalogues for marshalling yards .
